and with that, i have brendan boyle come up. mr. boyle: thank you, it ends exactly the way it did the three times when donald frump was president and ends the previous 103 times since 1940 and that is speaker mccarthy will have to have a bill on the house floor that raises the debt ceiling period. we will have to have as we always do every single year by september 30 at midnight, a budget bill for the next fiscal year and perhaps for guidelines for years beyond. i think it's quite clear that's what's going to happen and this is the way it's going to end. and the quicker we get to that point, the less likely it is that we incur some real meaningful damage to the overall economy. unfortunately, we did not avoid that in 2011. we need to lorn from those mistakes. [indiscernible question] mr. boyle: that's a question for them. you can ask them. what i'm telling you is what should happen. the full faith and credit of the government should not be challenged or held hostage and that's what house democrats are saying. we are happy to have co

boyle: mr.peaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: so recognized. mr. boyle: mr. speaker, my friends on the other side of the aisle will claim they are being, quote, fiscally responsible. let's be clear, there never has been and never will be anything fiscally responsible about refusing to pay america's bills. killing millions of jobs is also not fiscally responsible. neither is knowingly unleashing a recession. that is why even former president trump said, quote, i can't imagine anybody ever even thinking of using the debt ceiling as a negotiating tool. now, i had hoped that when the speaker referred to the budget process and debt ceiling as, quote, apples and/or ranges, it meant -- and oranges, it meant my friends on the other side understood the real ramifications of their reckless brinksmanship. here we are. the republicans' d.o.a. act, default on america act, will cut investments, crush job creation, and crash the economy. their default on america act must

boyle: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: so recognized. mr. boyle: mr. speaker, my friends on the other side of the aisle will claim they are being, quote, fiscally responsible. let's be clear, there never has been and never will be anything fiscally responsible about refusing to pay america's bills. killing millions of jobs is also not fiscally responsible. neither is knowingly unleashing a recession. that is why even former president trump said, quote, i can't imagine anybody ever even thinking of using the debt ceiling as a negotiating tool. now, i had hoped that when the speaker referred to the budget process and debt ceiling as, quote, apples and/or ranges, it meant -- and oranges, it meant my friends on the other side understood the real ramifications of their reckless brinksmanship. here we are. the republicans' d.o.a. act, default on america act, will cut investments, crush job creation, and crash the economy. their default on america act mu

boyle: mr.peaker, first i want to thank my friend and truly we have been friends for our entire time of service here and i respect his sincerity and how committed he is on this issue. .but i would ato him and i hopem and i hope he'll take this under consideration, it is so irresponsible to use the debt ceiling in this way. and here's the analogy. imagine if i mention three times, we raise the debt ceiling with the republican president, imagine if from one of those debt ceiling debates this side of the aisle said, well, we care deeply about raising the minimum wage. right now we have the longest period in american history for as long as the minimum wage has existed without an increase. about 15 years. what if this side of the aisle said, we're not going to vote for a debt limit increase, we're going to use this as leverage, and in return, you need to raise the minimum wage? or you need to expand medicare to those 55 and older. that would be irresponsible as well. the debt ceiling is about past sp

boyle's law. the pressure exerted by gas is inversely proportional. its volume. if these laws are ignored, the balloon. warning watch the pressure inside your balloon. and that goes for ordinary cold gas to just take out the stove first tested, prove charles greene's famous. english scientist in 1821. it is cheaper. it is handier but heavier than hydrogen. first portable hydrogen plan invented during the civil war by abraham lincoln. all parmi invented by professor. l0we lo the first official aeronaut of the us government. note the small box is boyle's washing machines to get rid of the sulfuric acid. here is world war one no gas generator. the hydrogen is forced under high pressure into cylinders which can then be stored or carried anywhere the same system is used today. now we come to the second half of the first problem. the question fabric to hold the gas. curiously enough, the best balloon material is a kind of tissue. it is called gold, beta skin found in cattle just after the appendix called beta skin is cemented. the balloon clasp is a lining. it is very

to launch his reelection campaign a new nbc news poll shows what voters think congressman brandon boyle join me live to discuss that. we'll also have the latest o the evacuation of american personnel out of sudan we are fierce fighting i underway also, donald trump on trial. this time facing allegations that he sexually assaulted writer e. jean carroll nearly 30 years ago. question is, will trump take the stand? and meet the mayor in my one-on-one interview wit the mayor of cleveland on how national politics is affecting this city. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. speaker kevin mccarthy has yet to issue a budget for the next fiscal year. but did manage to cobble together one frankenstein' monster of a debt ceilin proposal this week mccarthy presented a sweeping 320-page bill tha would pair 4.5 trillion dollar in spending cuts with a 1. trillion-dollar increase in th federal dilemma that would kee the bill collectors at bay until march 24th, just in time for the campaign season to hea up the white house says thi spending cuts wish list tied t the debt ceiling is nonstarter

what, what the wing deep belief found not books and religious material in some of the abandoned terms boyle, mackenzie, deleted of the good news. international church, if believe, to have encouraged his followers to staff themselves to death with the promise of meeting jesus in the after life. he was arrested last week after police discovered the bodies afford church members. long as the search operation continues, beliefs fear they will discover even more bodies. well, for some it sounds like a dream flying at speeds of over a 100 kilometers an hour on a zip line at we're diginero iconic sugarloaf mountain. that's the plan of the company that now operates a cable card at the top of the city's famous mountain. but the project is drawing fierce criticism from local activists. you say it will turn the unesco protected site into an amusement park sugarloaf mountain. the world famous symbol of rio de janeiro is now the sight of a struggle. a group of protesters have gathered at the foot of the rock to demand that the world heritage site is protected from the construction of a zip line. andrea l

this is father boyle's new and it's a selection of writings from other books that he's done done. i know that you say you're tired of people saying what are your success is they want to know stories. could you talk about that a little bit? well, i agree with mother teresa, who says that we're not called to be successful or called to be faithful so part. the problem, of course, is if you know, funders, of course, want evidence based outcomes and success stories. and and if success your engine, then you're likely to only work with the most likely to succeed. and so that's kind of a we're allergic to that at home, boys. we're kind of reverse cherry pickers want to work with folks who are difficult. you know because in a in a sense want to stand with the demonize that the demonizing will stop and stand with disposable so that the day will come when we stop throwing people away. and so you don't you really want to work with people who nobody else wants to work with. and so that that becomes kind of a hallmark of what we do at homeboy and now women homegirls right yeah though you know w

the wing, the belief found not books and religious material in some of the abandoned tombs. alien boyle, mackenzie, deleted of the good news. international church, if believe, to have encouraged his followers to staff themselves to death with the promise of meeting jesus in the after life. he was arrested last week after police discovered the bodies of 4 church members. as the search operation continues beneath fear, they will discover even more bodies brief look now at some of the other stories making news around the world, there were sparsely populated polling booths in northern kosovo on sunday. as the areas serves majority population in the region boycotted local elections in protest that their demands for more autonomy have not been met. the european union and the u. s said last week that they were disappointed by the boycott. indian police have arrested a secret separatist leader who has been on the run after his supporters stormed a police station in punjab state. last month on recall. sing supports the creation of a separate seek homeland known as collis dunn. the struggle for w

but you have to be flexible because not everything is always available for commer boyle, my more chicken than anything else because that's what they give you. i don't like chicken. i prefer to eat an egg, but since i don't have anything else, i have to eat whatever there is, because i can't go without food and a mobile that. at their virtual meeting, the presidents of several states agreed on measures to fight the inflation of what it wasn't political. if we agree to remove barrier lane, tariff stack will know had and sanitary measures because each country has something to offer to consumer. in the i looking for is it in this way we can get food and a sense for products that better prices in the face of inflation and high prices? he thought the gay will and you, that elemental, she brought us bicycles. i mean, but issue many in latin america and the caribbean. now hope that these measures become concrete so that inflation will soon slow down for more i'm not joined by harvey. i get us news anchor on our spanish speaking service and formerly a presenter here on the w business. welcome bac

what the wing, the belief found not books and religious material in some of the abandoned terms boyle, mackenzie, the leader of the good news. international church. if believe to have encouraged his followers to staff themselves to death with the promise of meeting jesus in the after life, he was arrested last week. after police discovered the bodies of fort church members. long as the search operation continues, believe fear they will discover even more bodies. let's have a look now at some of the stories making news around the world. thousands of processes have rallied in television in opposition to the plan overhaul of israel's judicial system. protests against the government reforms have been held weekly since the start of this year. later rally comes just ahead of israel's national day, which this year mark 75 years since the state of israel was founded. russia says it is expelling over 20 german diplomats in response to what it calls the math expulsion of russian embassy staff from berlin. germany foreign ministry says it's been in contact with moscow about reducing russia, inte

by what the wing, the belief found not books and religious material in some of the abandoned terms boyle, mackenzie, deleted of the good news. international church, if believe, to have encouraged his followers to staff themselves to death with the promise of meeting jesus in the after life. he was arrested last week after police discovered the bodies of 4 church members. long as the search operation, continuous beliefs, fear they will discover even more bodies. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. indian police have arrested a secret separate this leader who has been on the run after his supporters stormed a police station in punjab state. last month. i'm repulsing supports the creation of a separate seek homeland known as collies, done. the struggle for which spark deadly violence in the 19 eighties and nineties, thousands of protesters have rallied in tel aviv, in opposition to the plant overhaul of israel's judicial system. protest against the government reforms have been held weekly. the latest raleigh comes just ahead of israel'

buy what a winkie believe, found not books and religious material in some of the abandoned tombs. boyle, mackenzie, the leader of the good news, international church if believed to have encouraged his followers to staff themselves to death with the promise of meeting jesus in the after life. he was arrested last week after police discovered the bodies of fort church members. as the search operation continues, police fear they will discover even more bodies. tensions between the kremlin and nordic countries arising a new documentary created by national broadcasters in denmark, finland, norway, and sweden examines the actions of dozens of russian vessels, often described as fishing trawlers operating in the north sea. in their year long investigation, the journalists found the vessels are doing far more than just catching seafood. they're called close because they all can silently, through the north sea with their communication devices turned off. but unlike the legendary vessels cruising with spirit cruise, these russian ships most definitely are manned by men who didn't like these danis

boyle of pennsylvania. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. news reports say intelligence agencies were aware of up to 40 additional spy balloons in addition to the one that flew over the u.s. earlier this year. also a vote on whether to override st president biden's veto of a water rules repeaan discussion of a ban on transgender athletes. as always, live coverage of the us here on c-span. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television companies and more. ♪ >> midco supports c-span along with thesether providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> middle and high school students participated in this year's student documentary -- studentcam documentary competition. all this month we're fiempg top 21 winning entries. this year's first prize middle school winner is a 7th grader from liberty middle school in powell, ohio where c-span is available through spectrum. their w

scanlon: representative boyle, i think you had something to add? mr. boyle: i tried to get recognized earlier from mr. burgess -- when mr. burgess dloald time. first i want to thank the gentleman from texas for his kind remarks about the budget committee at the beginning of his time. second, i want to make clear, because i don't want any misunderstandings. as i said during that budget committee hearing that we held, where mr. zandy and others spoke, i happen to share the concern about rising debt as we look into the next decade. however, as mr. zandy testified as well as others i recall, the reason for the increase in projected debt in the next decade and beyond is not because of the relatively small percentage of our budget that is represented by nondefense discretionary programs. frankly most americans are quite surprised when they recognize what a small percentage of our budget is actually spent on all of these things that we've been discussing. the biggest driver of our challenge in the united states as we look at the next decade and beyond is also

china gutted shells and lights and i know loyal from both countries, then it has its live, la, la boyle, russia. ah, it hasn't cleared my new look, a girl from senior. so it's pretty much pretty much a well in terms of oil supply and having built our commodity market in shanghai. what i was thinking and i might be low, maybe the chinese or by began to refine oil and extort we fight. in which case it would become the competition of the us cause leaning export good is divider soaked. that's what it looked like. i don't know is up let's. well why should they stop at dealing with raw materials? now, you mentioned the technological ads that china has developed and how the americans were not able to foresee it. and i don't know if you would agree with me. i maybe i'm bias here, but i think the, the signs that used to come out of the united states technological science was not necessarily purely american. i mean for, for many dickens, the united states attracted the, the global technological talent with the promise of the american dream, with money, with values, with prestige. what have you, d

i mean, he, you know, like your why boyle, he's talking about me, daddy. verizon with the of the i did is they claimed it was hacking and they rated my home them in the sheriff's office in the state attorney's office. 25 agents rated my home to get evidence of hacking because nothing was ever hacked. but what they did have they did have the proof that i may, recordings would subject me to 95 years in prison. for over here with my just a bit before the read i had a was whistleblower out of washington, d. c. who is now did. he was killed in a supposed robbery shot in the back, but nothing had been taken from him. very strange robbery. so i knew i had to leave . my 1st thing is i need to get out of the u. s. and i started to, i went down to the keys and i ran the boat. i was going to go to cuba. ah dozens are injured in hundreds arrested after israeli security forces rated jerusalem. i'm off attacking palestinian worshippers, who came to pray during the holy month of ramadan. also it would have been in our favor that my favor, our faith because our country is

we heard from in the parent jealous and commentator charlie boyle, who says that ease desires to be progressive doesn't quite fit with his actions the years and the difficult position generate. because on the one hand, as to promote regulation and doing the right thing and voting between countries on the left wing socialist ideology. on the other hand, they have a very large population of people in the european union that need to survive. and a lot of these countries have economic problems and they're going to marry the, to the recovery post and inflation problem say, well, the e might have the best of intentions with regard to climate and fish and treatment. animals. all the other stuff that totemic is practically speaking very have to get, get the inflation an interest rate problem under control. and so that's why you'll see what they actually do behind the scenes and what they say, a 100 very different things. and this is what we're seeing here without knowing all the details of that myself. so you background, so i forgot my fear in crisis has affected the east african nation of somalia. as

we heard falling upon jealous, i uncommon 30 charlie boyle, who says the eas, desire to be regressive, doesn't quite fit with the factions. here is a difficult position generated on the one handy as to promote or regulation and during the right thing. and so to him between countries on a left wing socialist ideology is on the.

i mean, he was like your, what boyle, he's talking about me era, who would be of the i did is he claimed it was hacking and they rated my homes, them in the sheriff's office in the state attorney's office. 45 agents rated my home to get evidence of hacking to not only ever hacked, but they did have they did have the proof that i made of 900 recordings which would subject me to 95 years in prison. i worked for very here. yeah my just re a bit before read. i had a was whistleblower out of washington, d. c. oh. is now dead. he was killed in a supposed robbery shot in the back but nothing had been taken from him. very strange robbery. so i knew i had to leave. my 1st thing is what i need to get out of the u. s. and i started to, i went down to the keys. i ran the boat, i was going to go to cuba. ah ah, ah . i may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities in other countries, the united states of america is different wherever people long to be free, they will find a friend in the united states. ah, with you, little bit about it all ready? basie, sincerely city and draw. you look at the book th

well, we heard from independent journalist uncommon, peter, charlie boyle on this. he is of the view the in use desire to be progressive doesn't quite fit with its actions here is and the difficult position generate. because on the one hand, the as to promote regulation and during the right thing and in between countries on during socialist ideologies. but on the other hand, they have a very large population of people in the european union that need to survive. and a lot of these countries have economic problems and they're going to marry the to the recovery post inflation problem. say well, the e might have the best of intentions with regard to climate and fish and treatment of animals. all the other stuff that told me that is practically speaking, they have to get the inflation of interest rate problem under control. and so that's why you see what they actually do behind the scenes and what they say very different things. and this is what we're seeing here without knowing all the details of it myself. finally, this news, our angry crowds on the trail of french pre

we heard from independent journalist and commentator charlie boyle versus the hughes desire to be progressive. doesn't quite fit with his actions and the difficult position generate because on the one hand as to promote regulation and doing the right thing and voting between countries on doing socialist ideologies. but on the other hand, they have a very large population of people in your opinion that need to survive. and a lot of these countries have economic problems and they're going to marry the to the recovery post inflation problem. say, well the e might have the best of intentions with regard to climate and fish and treatment of animals. all the other stuff that told me that is practically speaking. they have to get the inflation an interest rate problem under control. and so that's why you see what they actually do behind the scenes and what they say, a 100 very different things. and this is what we're seeing here without knowing all the details of it myself and escalating humanitarian prices has afflicted the east african nation of somalia. as more than 6000000 people suffer from chr

i am commented he charlie boyle, who says that e desire to be progressive doesn't quite fit with this actions the year is and the difficult position generate because on the one hand, as to promote regulation and doing the right thing and voting between countries on doing socialist ideology, on the other hand, they have a very large population of people in the european union that need to survive. and lots of these countries have economic problems and they're going to marry to, to cobra, post the recovery post inflation problem. say, well, the e might have the best of intentions with regard to climate and fish and treatment of animals or all the other stuff. they told me that is practically speaking, they have to get the ablation interest rate problem under control. and so that's why you'll see what they actually do behind the scenes and what they say, very different things. and this is what we're seeing here without knowing all the details of that myself. why the 360 view is up next and we'll be back. let's the pharmaceutical giant pfizer has released 9 pages, a side effects or adverse

ranking member boyle you voted on debt limit suspension before. you voted on the debt limit suspension when there was a republican administration. that correct? >> that is correct. i is a democratic member practice what i. she. i voted for that increase even when there was a republican white house because i recognize the debt ceiling is about pass spending that we have already voted on and it's not about future spending. >> we are simply recognizing keeping the fact that we made these commitments and we are honoring the commitments that have been made. the full faith and credit of the united states is at stake. but that is correct and i would make two quick points about that. the first is as i mentioned before it is about pass spending that congress legally appropriated and voted for and often members of both parties and president of both parties have signed. second i also recognize the reality in the history and i was going to bring this up earlier to reason the debt ceiling was created, it was created during world war i because the treasury want

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host: let's listen to the democratic side of the argument led by brendan boyle who is the top democratn the house budget committee. here he is on the floor yesterday. [video clip] >> my friends on the others of the aisle claim they will be fiscally responsible. let's be clear. there never has been and never will be anything fiscally responsible about refusing to pay america's bills. killing millions of jobs is also not fiscally responsible. neither is knowingly unleashing a recession. that is why even the former president trump said "i can imagine anybody ever even thinking of using the debt ceiling as a negotiating tool." i had hopes that when the speaker referred to the budget process and debt ceiling as apples and oranges it meant my friends on the other side finally understood the real world ramifications of their reckless brinksmanship. and yet here we are. republicans d.o.a. act, the default on america act will cut investment, across job creation and crash the economy. there default on america act must be d.o.a.. there is no way congress will agree to 10 years of destructive caps

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to launch his reelection campaign a new nbc news poll shows what voters think congressman brandon boyle personnel out of sudan we are fierce fighting i underway also, donald trump on trial. this time facing allegations that he sexually assaulted writer e. jean carroll nearly 30 years ago. question is, will trump take the stand? and meet the mayor in my one-on-one interview wit the mayor of cleveland on how national politics is affecting this city. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show.

, and nene leakes, you get "kid ne stone. [ laughter ] you know what i mean if you teamed up susan boyleopher nolan, and leonardo dicaprio, you get "sus, no cap." [ laughter ] if you teamed up joe pesci and not coco gauff, you get, "sorry, we don't have coco, is pesci okay?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i would watch all of these shows. i would watch -- i love gayle and charles. some big news from washington - tomorrow, president biden is expected to announce his re-election campaign biden said, "i really want four more years, as president and in general. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause tomorrow's announcement is expected to be met with the world's slowest clap from kamala harris. [ light laughter ] "four more years." yep, biden said he wants four more years to get the job done and americans were like, "we've already given you 50 get it done. [ light laughter ] come on. gosh i actually read that biden plans to kick off his re-election campaign with a "low-key" video announcement we actually got a preview of it i'm not sure how low-key it is take a look at this. >> what's up, ame

if he does that there ar 218 votes there i believe to raise that >> democratic congressma brandon boylecus together on the debt ceiling asap mccarthy claims that wil happen >> will hold a vote this week, will pass it, and we'll send i to the senate. it's not where everybody get 100 percent of what they want. but when we send this to the senate, or showing that, gaspar, able to raise the debt ceiling into the next year >> some lawmakers will eve have, let's call them doubts that mccarthy will pass hi first real test as speaker >> that's actually the political situation that we're in right now is that he's kind of brought himself up a creek without a paddle >> mccarthy's kind proposa raises the debt ceiling by getting rid of some of biden's programs which is a nonstarter for th president. who described mccarthy's proposals as quote, waco notions. they need to reach - economists predict the u.s. ca default as soon as early as. june sending the natio spiraling to financial crisis. joining me now democrati congresswoman robin kelly of illinois congresswoman, what are yo making of all this, a

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so at the end of the book, quote, a dear friend called james boyle is a copyright professor duke. he runs the center for, the public domain with jennifer jenkins. great, erudite scholar, novelist, raconteur, scotsman and jamie, he talks about the origins of the term ecology and he says that although ecology was coined in the thirties, it didn't into common use until the seventies and before the term ecology was widespread. we didn't know that people who cared about owls and who cared about the ozone layer cared about the same. you know, if you're worried, charismatic, nocturnal avians and i'm worried about the gaseous composition of the upper atmosphere, how are we on the same side? i think that the term ecology takes a thousand issues and makes one movement out of that, right? when we understand and that monopolies harm us as consumers and as workers and society, citizens in society, we're interested in a functional democracy. then we have a movement that extends past the boundaries of whatever trade, sector or circumstance you find yourself in. right? maybe you're angry because