the en bloc amendments are adopted. and agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 91 printed in . rt b of house report 115-295 for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek in addition? mr. mckinley: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 91 printed in part b of house report 115-295, offered by mr. rothfus of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 500, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. rothfus, and the members opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. rothfus: i yield myself such time as i may consume. my submitted amendment, number 91 to division g the state and foreign ops, appropriations bill, transfers $30 million to the narcotics enforcement account. the proposed transfer would allow indley funding to remain consistent funding. as we know our nation is reeling from an out of control opioid ep democrat ex. my district has been particularly hard hit. accordi

the en bloc amendments are agreed to. it's now in order to consider en bloc -- it's now in order to consider amendment number 2 297 ted in house report 115- -- for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. chairman. i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 2 printed in house report 115-297 offered by mr. grijalva of arizona. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 504, the gentleman from arizona, mr. grijalva, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment will restore $12 million in cuts to the already underfunded superfund enforcement program with an equivalent cut to the bureau of land management's oil and gas leasing program. it is the epitome of federal fiscal responsibility. it ensures that polluters pay for the cleanup and the mess they have caused. over 35 years, e.p.a. superfund enforceme

the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the en bloc consideration of the following nominations, executive calendar number 316, 317, 318, 319. the presiding officer: is there objection, the clerk will report. the clerk: nominations department of justice. robert j. hickton jr. of north carolina to be united states attorney for the eastern districts of north carolina. j. cody hiland of arkansas to be united states attorney for arkansas. joshua minkler of indiana. byung pak. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the the motions to reconsider be considered made en bloc, the president be modified of the senate's action and no further motions be in order and any statements related to the nominations be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. the question occurs on the nominations en bloc. all those in favor say aye. all opposed? the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous con

a nationwide network dedicated to disrupting nazi and white supremacist rallies what's more black bloc tactics developed in west germany have been employed in the united states most notably during the world trade organization protests of one thousand nine hundred nine in seattle and during occupy wall street which swept the country in two thousand and eleven more recently groups calling themselves and tea fire have sprouted to combat what they describe as emboldened white supremacy in the age of trump with activists violently disrupting rallies planned across the country such an action came to a tragic and this year when activist heather higher was killed by a nazi sympathizer. as she and others gathered to protest a unite the wright rally in charlottesville virginia ultimately empty pfizer decentralize movement which will exist as long as there is a fascist force to oppose. thank you anya i'm joined today by mark breyer historian of human rights terrorism and political radicalism in modern europe was one of the organizers of occupy wall street and he is the author of the anti fascist

powerful political bloc too when you have all sorts seen. the e.u. are becoming weak and then american e.u. and also american influence weakening a little bit and also becoming controversial there has to be another power if you like emerging somewhere so brics as become quite an influential platform. a suit a number of statements there has been i mean if you look at india china a standoff that is also being resolved brics not at the u.n. not between the united states and china and india but. it is an influential platform no ok well thanks very much for your time sir afternoon good to get your thoughts on all of this we have to leave it there but that was good akhmed from the u.k. house of lords thank you. in france thousands of workers are blockading a poser car plant against the closure of a subsidiary parts maker police have been deployed there amid rising tensions along this shot at the ski in paris well the reason the jessamine workers are blocking this particular factory which is owned by p.s. in a is because it makes persia and cause a

the en bloc amendments are agreed to. it's now in order to consider amendment number 190 printed in house report 115-297. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. roskam: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 190, printed in house report number 115-297, offered by mr. roskam of illinois. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 504, the the gentleman from illinois, mr. roskam, and a member posed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois. mr. roskam: i rise today in support of amendment 190 which would help prevent companies from weaponizing the iranian regime and help stop the flow of troops and armaments to assad's murderous regime this. amendment would prohibit the office of foreign assets control from authorizing the sale of aircraft to iran. . western companies are in the process of selling planes to iran air and other iranian airlines with deep ties to hostile actors. they ha

i'm pleased to rise in support of this en bloc amendment. specifically the amendment i offered with congresswoman bonamici. our amendment would help ensure adequate funding for a grant program available to states, including my home state of pennsylvania, to tailor assessment systems to work for teachers, parents and students. the amendment would provide $378 million in funding for state assessment grants. the amount authorized for these grants in the every student succeeds act but notably $8.9 million more than that which was included in the legislation we are currently debating. including full funding for state assessment grants is a critical way for congress to fulfill our promise under essa that we would streamline testing so the high stakes testing culture that's burdened schools and students for too long is rolled back. i thank the chairman and ranking member for the opportunity to offer this amendment and urge the adoption of the en bloc amendment. i yield back. the chair: i thank the gentleman. the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowe

the en bloc amendments are greed to. tts now ined or to consider amendment number 63 -- it is now ined or to consider amendment number 63 printed in house report 115-295678 for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new mexico seek recognition? ms. lujan grisham: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: earment number 63 offered by ms. michelle lujan grisham of new mexico. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 500, the gentlewoman from new mexico, ms. lujan grisham, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from new mexico. ms. lujan grisham: thank you, mr. chairman. my amendment prioritizes funding to study the treatment of detainees and private immigration detention centers. i.c.e. is putting immigrant communities at higher risk of apprehension and deportation. at the same time the trump administration has lowered deportation standards and this has led to the highest number of deaths in i.c.e. custody since 2011. we

the en bloc amendments are agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition 1234 mr. culberson: i move to strike the last word in order to enter into a colloquy with my good friend from washington state. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. culberson: i yield to the gentleman from washington. >> i thank the chairman. mr. reichert: i rise for the purpose of engaging with the chairman about the cops hiring program managed by the office of community oriented policing services, or the cops hiring program is vital to a state and local law enforcement agencies. the program provides our communities with much needed funding to hire law enforcement officers and meet public safety demands. since its beginning, the cops hiring program has placed more than 129,000 officers in the communities across the united states to advance policing and crime prevention efforts. make no mistake, these officers are necessary for the safety of our neighborhoods, constituents, and loved ones. staffing challenges not o

trailing angela merkel's the christian democrats by a large margin surveys suggest her conservative bloc is likely to take about thirty six percent of sunday's vote. and all the chances for final rally is in munich in bavaria where the cd used judea part of the c.s.u. holds power and i did political correspondent is there. welcome michela. why munich father michael's final campaign stop. this is a tradition between the c.d.u. c.s.u. of the conservatives. you see the german chancellor speaking behind me very much on usual really i mean just show you this is going to. find us there are several thousand people turning out to support the germans also the same time we see people chanting. we see that whistling that heckling that is so you become the whole song of this campaign that was called to the campaign of the german saucer in the recent weeks these are very few people i must say just a couple of thousand have you know with whistles who are clearly identifiable as honestly. as you can almost say making a lot of. they also owes a lot of this. hall to you was it was just a couple minutes a

has to fight chancellor looking for her course for the conservative bloc c.d.u. c.s.u. finding the right course will be a major issue but anglo-american doesn't see flaws in her party's priorities if. you can see what we now need to change. from actually building a coalition will be a tricky task she has to bring together how conservative variances to party c.s.u. with the greens and the liberals all three want their own demands to be met. in my view it's absolutely essential that we set out a clear commitment to stemming the influx of refugees in other words a cap on number. that's what we've promised people. to do cause we and we present a humanitarian refugee policy the business friendly f.t.p. has already described its main goal to avoid the traditional language the direction of politics this needs to be a turning point and if that's impossible then go into a position. it was it's your for the german bundestag difficult times might be ahead. or difficult times lying ahead and to help us understand the political situation i'm joined now by political correspondent sim

bloc coming in after her is the s.p.d. party which has recorded twenty point four percent of the vote but they have also recorded one of their worst performances in an election in recent history the left party and the greens remaining pretty much where they were in the previous election of nine point one percent that's where they're hovering and the greens at nine percent but really the real victim in this election was the f.t.p. this is the pro-business party we've just heard from them in that previous reports now they were unable to make it into the bundestag in the last election but look at that number ten point seven percent of the vote clearly indicating that they are back and they are here possibly to stay and of course the f.t.v. alternative for germany managing to ghana thirteen percent of the total votes now obviously this means that they are going to be a party represented in the bundestag and how that is going to fare out in the coming government is something that we will continue to discuss right here in the ev

service suggests her conservative bloc of christian democrats could take about thirty six percent of the vote on sunday both candidates will conclude their campaigns this evening. it's been a draw and you'd obviously ticket corresponded to hans bronte standing by for us at the brandenburg gate high hands a glorious day here in berlin is anyone there thinking about sunday's elections. well actually they are some small splinter party is just busy packing up it's things behind me they feed making quite a lot of noise and not having much support frankly for the last hour or two and i've talked to quite a number of people here germans that are here all the mostly these people are on to me are foreign tourists and the germans that i've talked to have said that they think this election is very important even though there was not much difference between the major parties and that major the debate somewhat. somewhat boring in some sense but they feel that is very important because especially because the right wing populous the alternative for germany will for the first time most likely into t

the chair: the clerk will designate the amendments en bloc. the clerk: en bloc number 2, consisting of amendments number 22, 24, 40, 41, 42, 445, 46 and 0 printed in part b of house report 115-295, offered by mr. diaz-balart of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 500, the gentleman from florida, mr. diaz-balart, georgia, ntleman from mr. price, each control 20 minutes. mr. diaz-balart: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from orth carolina. mr. price: mr. chairman. i would yield one minute to the gentlelady from california, mrs. torres. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for one minute. ms. fores re: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to offer two amendments in this en bloc package to this appropriations bill. these two amendments will finally provide the authorized funding levels of $12 million for the regional infrastructure accelerator demonstration program. section 1441 of the fast act and 10 million for the transit oriented pilot program, section 3016 of the fast act. this funding will finally allow these two important progr

rules and contribute to the blocs budget she also sought to calm the fears of europeans who live in britain and brits who live in u. . denied a vote denied a voice the u.k. prime minister to resign may's visit to florence has brought these british citizens together the majority live in italy and their concerns are plentiful pensions their future status in the european union and the u.k.'s relationship with the e.u. just a few of the major points to dog regs are negotiations. but yeah i think it's just down to clarifying what's going on. how it's going to affect everybody. you know i mean the u.k. but also in europe as well and i'm really really a fan of that and i let the brits in at. times and earlier in the play you know what the hell is going on. over here we've been to show them we are a priority well it's wearing a bit. near by and amid tight security may arrive for what would be a lengthy attempt at breaking the deadlock in bragg's of talks which are set to resume on monday since u.k. voters cast their ballots in june twenty sixth dean and decided to leave the union london has been in

if confirmed the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc. the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. that no further motions be in order and that any statements relating to the nominations be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. is is there

twenty twelve some european countries were engulfed in mass protests against the sterett images the bloc had imposed the same year the syrian rescue group the white helmet was nominated for their ward that's despite its members being alongside al nasra terrorists and even at execution sites the white helmet reputation was also in question after it stays the fake risk video taking part in a so-called money can challenge. oh bill peace prize has you know historically sometimes been a political tool the committee that controls the nobel peace prize nominations and how they select sometimes do it because they are hopeful or they're trying to push an agenda so with obama for example it was only about ten months into his presidency when they gave him the nobel peace prize he hasn't had a chance to even set up as desk at that point if you look at some of the people that chose one of the ones that you mentioned today on sun suchi the reason why she's deserve the prize is she says she worked for years and years in a nonviolent way to change that country i don't think her actions to today are that

that's according to the counter terror coordinator that is more than any other country in the european bloc. mid-morning on saturday here at moscow this is r.t. international and a very warm welcome to you. us the security services are reportedly planning to search the russian consulate in san francisco which was closed on washington's orders as part of the ongoing diplomatic route between the two countries russia's foreign ministry says such searches pose a threat to the safety of diplomats and their families the u.s. security service intends to raid the general consummating san francisco and sometime by the second includes in the flats of staff members residing in the same building who possess immunity from being searched we are talking about invasion of the consular offices in the apartments of the diplomatic staff with the latter being asked to leave not to stand in the way of the f.b.i. the news of these searches is really an unexpected and forceful further escalation on america's part now russian russia's foreign ministry spokesperson maria zahar about so. that this order poses a dire

another contentious choice is a european union the bloc was rewarded with a nobel prize in twenty twelve for quote six decades of contributions to the advancement of peace and reconciliation democracy and human rights in europe the same year europe saw spike in terror attacks two hundred nineteen happened that year in the e.u. member states also in twenty twelve some european countries were engulfed in mass protests against the sterett images the bloc had imposed the same year the syrian rescue group the white helmet was nominated for the award that is despite its members being alongside al nasra terrorists and even at execution sites the white helmet reputation was also in question after it stays the fake risk video taking part in a so-called money can challenge. nobel peace prize has you know historically sometimes been a political tool the committee that controls the nobel peace prize nominations and how they select sometimes do it because they are hope for they are trying to push an agenda so with obama for example it was only about ten months into his presidency when they gave him t

bloc alone they've managed to get over one million voters that's incredible and that's not exclusive to the c.d.u. c.s.u. bloc you can see right across all the other parties they've managed to get more votes from from other parties but where exactly are these voters coming from let's look at the german map to just see that the dock blue areas are where the voters seem to be concentrated and very clearly they are in the east of the country now in these regions so in this states in the east of the country the states are less diverse they are less economically well off than other parts of the country and so they do appear to be more sympathetic to the message of the d. but that's not to say that the east is exclusively for the f.t. as you can see in this in this graph i'd like to call it the cd you did enjoy twenty seven percent of the vote from that stronghold that you just said of the a.f.p. and in the west as well the a.f.p. is also getting support from that region but what does this all mean for german politics looking to the future well terry must've has all the answers for us well

chad, what does it mean that angela merkel's clinical bloc that's political bloc needs -- political bloc needs. chad: germany's biggest newspaper is calling this a nightmare victory for merkel and her party. just merkelaving and her party are having a grim meeting on how they are going to move forward. one indication of the bloodbath that has happened here is that her bavarian sister party, one of her key people that were speaking last night representing , she failed to win a seat in parliament. what does it mean for the social democrats opting to go into opposition and not renew their coalition with angela merkel's bloc. what are her options? cha her options, she iseft with one option, a jamaica coalition with the liberals and with the greens. that is untested at the national level which makes it much more difficult. yet these two parties you are negotiating with instant of one -- you have these two parties you are negotiating with instead of one. stick to likely to negotiations within the coming days and weeks at how quickly they can come to a solution remains to be seen. francine: cha

rules and contribute to the blocs budget she also sought to calm the fears of europeans who live in britain and brits who live in europe. denied a vote denied a voice the u.k. prime minister to resign may's visit to florence has brought these british citizens together the majority live in italy and their concerns are plentiful pensions their future status in the european union and the u.k.'s relationship with the e.u. just a few of the major points to dog regs at negotiations. but yeah i think it's just to clarify what's going on. how it's going to affect everybody. you know and even luke a bit. of europe as well and i'm really really a fan on the brits and it. was another year of the you know the hammers going on. over here we've been there we are a priority well it's wearing a bit of a nearby and amid tight security may arrived for what would be a lengthy attempt at breaking the deadlock in bragg's it talks which are set to resume on monday since u.k. voters cast their ballots in june twenty sixth dean and decided to leave the union london has been in a boxing ring with brussels both side

so i think what we may see that will be a different dynamic is the largest regional voting bloc in the republican caucus might suddenly be willing to deal a lot more than they used to be. >> we've seen the freedom caucus and the white house walk back their demand to have the border wall the president so wants as part of this budget practice in september. that seems to be a little bit of a change. >> it is but they're not walking back the demand for the wall. they're just postponing it. what we think is probably going to happen over the next few weeks is a short-term funding bill gets passed in congress potentially with bipartisan support. that is only going to table the debate over the border wall until the end of the year. the president wants that wall. he wants $1.6 billion in funding to start building it. it's a major campaign promise for him. i think a lot of republicans in the house want to help him get that. the republican leadership in the house and senate are not so keen thon wall and it is going to be a showdown we might see in december. >> phil saying there is going to be kum

your comments about bloc voting in the example with the teachers union is well said because the feelinghe had in his campaign was where they going to go? the black voters who elected me are going to stay with me. a number of nonwhite people have made the point that after the obama years, there will then be this awakening the black power is not all it's cracked up to be, that politically there must be other ways. what do you think the republicans, independents need to do to attract black voters so they can have better integrated parties in the country as a whole can be less divided racially. >> i think they need to show up in these neighborhoods. you can quibble over why that is or some other factor, but political expediency. they say we still don't need this vote to win. a lot of people in my camp over the years for saying they attract more hispanics, diversifying. they won't be able to win national elections. trump proved everyone wrong on that point. there is an argument that he proved everyone wrong. i still push back a little bit. if republican candidates want to do better among bla

leaders in italy that britain is determined to maintain a strong partnership with a bloc. for the first time in history a north korean leader has released a statement to the world kim jong un has called us president dog. barking dog off to threaten to destroy north korea jonghyun is now considering a hydrogen bomb test in the pacific ocean. going to dish as prime minister sheikh hasina made a plea to the un to help the rangar refugees return home to me and more than four hundred thirty thousand fled me and in the past month due to a military crackdown in rick. kind state. what i want to first me and mom must unconditionally stop the violence and the practice of ethnic cleansing in the rakhine state immediately and forever secondly secretary general of the united nations should immediately send a fact finding mission to me and mar third also billions irrespective of religion and ethnicity must be protected in me and mark for that saves zones could be created inside me and under un supervision for ensure sustainable return of all forcibly displaced in bangladesh to their hom

chancellor angela merkel's christian democrats by of wide margin surveys suggesting her conservative bloc is likely to take around thirty six percent of sunday's vote. well as the campaigning draws to a close our correspondents have been out and about covering the final rallies. became the coo for monitoring events in munich for instance for chancellor merkel has been speaking i asked her about the choice of venue and the mood in the bearing capital. i think this is it to decide between the c.d.u. c.s.u. of the conservatives as you see it now you see the german sponsors even though i mean what is very much on us when we get me to say to you is this going to. find us that there are several thousand people turning out to support the germans also the same time we see people talking to the most when with we see that we're seeing that happening that is the fog of this campaign that it won't do the campaign of the german sausage you recent weeks these are very few people i'm also saying the problem doesn't have you know with whistles who are clearly identifiable as honestly not that this is. go

blocs, is this a high watermark? is this the end of the phase? states we have got a new scepticism about the type of agreement at the trump administration, who very quickly decided not to go ahead with the transpacific partnership and the negotiations with the eu, the transatlantic trade in partnership, thatis transatlantic trade in partnership, that is going nowhere. there is one going on with japan? the eu has agreed one in principle, that‘s been in the pipeline for a long time to thatis in the pipeline for a long time to that is probably going to go ahead. so catalonia have got a referendum called by the separatist government for independence, but madrid has issued some pretty stuck economic warnings. there is an economic context to this although there are obviously a lot of other issues involved. 0ne obviously a lot of other issues involved. one of the perceptions of some parts of catalan society is that they are subsidising the rest of spain, madrid robbed us is a phrase which is sometimes used. the spanish finance minister have been talking

the page is going to be sitting on her own in parliament she won't be able to form her own new party bloc i think that that's point in the sky so she'll be sitting there of course the one thing that might resonate is that she said you know the f.d.a. doesn't seem to have any plans ever to belong to any german government at the moment their policies are too unrealistic she says well you know as the months go by that might prove to be true and some people might think well she was so wrong after all interesting ok they have to has announced new layers alice vital and alexander gone when where are they going to take the party yeah i mean it's very interesting these are the people who've laid the f.t. into parliament there are a kind of an old couple you've got alexander go and he's old school he's tweed jacket. well he's old and he's you know he's been around for a long time used to be a member of the c.d.u. angle america's party he said a lot of rather controversial things over the last few months including sort of support for. the nazi era german military and that sort of thing which strike

harmonized taxes to stay globally relevant he argues that would also reduce inequalities across the bloc that he might not find the support he needs in germany one party in coalition talks here a skeptical of nikon's plants and f.t.p. officials says the problem in europe is not a lack of public funds but the lack of reform. and speaking of french german ties zeman says confirm the deal to join forces with france's alstom to make a huge european trained builder the government there is privately encouraging the deal which analysts say is a change of tact the focus is now no longer on protecting french business but about creating a european powerhouse after all the competition from abroad is fierce. the fusion between siemens and al stone is on track to create a new european giant in the train building business. in the near future the german i.c.e. and the french t.g.v. will come from a single manufacturer siemens wants to bring its entire train division in return for a fifty percent cut of the new firm which will be based in paris but they're not doing it entirely of their own free will th

what we're going to do is we will do the bloc grants, we will do the health care, we will get a longer process going for the couple of people that did want to see more process even though they're a yes vote. but very importantly, i am also during this period of a couple of months, i'm also going to meet with democrats and i will see if i can get a health care plan that's even better. so i will negotiate with democrats, but from the republicans standpoint we have the votes, we'll vote in january, february or march. >> rand paul says -- >> exclusively order. >> i am considering an execute order under association and that will take care of a tremendous number of people with regard to health care and i'll probably be signing a very major execute order where people can go out across state lines, do lots of things and buy their own health care and that will be probably signed next week. it's being finished now. it's going to cover a lot of territory and a lot of people, millions of people. >> john, go ahead. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i think we're there now, john. i'll be honest. you look at the

chancellor angela merkel has become a tough task of trying to build a government after a conservative bloc place first in sunday's general election the center left social democrats say they oppose a continuation of the current coalition we really are.

of oil and then reduction to the amount of money north korean workers in europe can send home the bloc also wants to blacklist more north korean individuals a move which would freeze their assets and ban them from entering a new territory u.s. president donald trump announced similar measures earlier on thursday here's what he had to say. the new executive order will cut off sources of revenue that fund north career's efforts to develop the deadliest weapons known to human kind the order enhanced is the treasury department's thirty's to target any individual or entity that conducts significant trade in goods services or technology with north korea. remarks by wall street of course and their regulators by the way say hackers broke into one of their most important systems now that might cause losses on the long haul as the secretary in charge of the gay sions has repeatedly said now the database had confidential reports like earning statements and corporate transactions from the companies it monitors the vulnerability was fixed shortly after discovery and twenty sixteen according to offi

booker also wanted to take this series to other former east bloc countries in the early one nine hundred ninety s. shortly after the political upheavals in europe hungary was still and young democratic republic a society in transition. the exhibition includes references to the old testament words that describe injury evidence of a long history of aggression and violence words like extermination gassing forgetting. torture. they have that. in the local language i wrote one hundred twenty in white on the floor and a plaque on the wall so here in budapest there are sixty words in black on the wall they've. been. taken from the old testament they deal with the suffering of. violation of humanity by humans. namely gassing. in association with forgetting. and then the word smacking in the sense of breaking up which is really a modern neologism used by radical right wing groups that. we still know the whole story of. the fight against the turks and the dominance of the austria last perhaps. the people always fought for individual freedom the concept of freedom. came. this is in fact a place of

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