braun: mr. blanton, i think our restaurant operations within the capitol have been hurt significantly because we haven't had any people here. that was one of the highlight of some visits, especially when senators would be able to take folks into the dining room and so forth. general traffic is just way down. i think that they are getting some help through the end of the year, that is why it is important if 2023 is the target more normal, that we need to aspire to get there otherwise that will arise again is an issue. what is the health and status of the restaurant services currently? and rather than have to put a stipend of enhanced help in there, if that fixes itself, saves the taxpayers money, and we have services that the public appreciates being back to normal, what is the status currently? mr. blanton: due to covid, the revenue from the restaurants at one point was down 90%. it is set to rebound 37% about that. sen. braun: it is still off around 60%. mr. blanton: they are still hemorrhaging

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choice in the state of washington >> keep it off my body >> reporter: the senate minority leader john braunelieves missed the mark. >> while a very important issue, no question about that, when i talk to people around the state. they're much more focused on the cost of living in our great state. >> reporter: lawmakers who do support the actions of the governor sharing their own experiences. >> this is hard on all of us >> reporter: and pledging to take action where possible >> in his desire time in our nation's history i will not remain silent while this fundamental right is stripped from fellow americans. >> reporter: in spite of appointments, mother states will likely have a ripping effect on services >> we're asking 24 states to take the patient load of 50. that's real. >> reporter: the governor announced plans to pledge $1 million in terms of shoring up resources. >> in terms of services certainly if that becomes an irk, we should talk about that at the same time we should talk about putting money for services who choose to have birth >> reporter: the governor believes the time to talhe

braun: i yield the floor. mr. braun: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. braun: i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: congress took decisive action to ease this appropriated unprecedented relief for small businesses and workers who lost their jobs burst through the keys act and later under president biden to the american rescue plan. these laws fund the ministrations paycheck protection program and economic law program for the idl, we call idle as well as extended unemployment insurance. criminals and criminal organizations took advantage of americans suffering during the crisis and substantial fraud in the relief programs. billions of dollars in aid. these are not victimless crimes, it exhausted funds badly needed by eligible americans particularly funds allocated to support small businesses crucial to making the american economy thrive. in some cases pandemic relief fraud prevented innocent people from accessing unemployment insurance when the

like they're trapped, they're in some sort of a nightmare that they can't get out to my daughters braun, she's in her twenties. i've been in prison. her whole life. she's never known me outside of a visitation gallery. you don't want to give him a chance to like become a better person for his family. 51 years before poor o is ridiculous phyllis to point. i've been imprisoned more years than i've been freely industry. i wasn't old enough to bad cigarettes when i was over. no few promo way for him or should he be pun yes, but 51. yes. what kind of just system is that? mm ah, on january 18th, 1996, the day of the shooting. robert manning showed up to all mir's house and flash. the pistol didn't get into to help me go out of the way to get some money. i gotta get a renew. what i remember most about robert manning is that he had no off switch. that was always struck by the fact that he seemed to have no conscience at all. he did not seem to have true remorseful regret for anything you did. and that made him an incredibly dangerous i got shot. or are you mad? robert manning had a history of v

i agree with senator braun. i mentioned in one of our early hearings in this committee that i believe it's a matter of political will. and i understand the trust act. we can set up a process for trying to get there. we've, of course, tried that with simpson bowles. we tried that with the super committee. and at the end of the day, i do believe it's a question of political will. and, when senator sanders has done is put together a plan on the table, open to everybody, firing at it. people don't like it they can say why they don't like it. but it seems to me, the beginning of this conversation needs to be an alternative plan from our republican colleagues. put your plan on the table so we can discuss it, not something discussed behind closed doors through some bipartisan effort. i'm for a bipartisan solution, but that has to begin by somebody on the republican side also putting together their plan. let people look at it. let the american people take shots at it, just like they can take shots at the plan senator sa

maybe in russia now, because you remember after the second world war, let's say wern von braun, who was-ban by the führer ss and the author of these fau missiles there is one fau-2, he then went to the usa and was the father of the space program. forgive me, the lunar program, and for some reason he was not tried. i don’t know the truth when he left. well, but he was not on the dock in nuremberg, he was taken as a specialist to the usa, and in principle, he worked quite fruitfully there, but the straggler who headed such a publication was a nazi like a disturmer , e. a person who was fired up in enmity, because at first he raged a lot, because he understood that, in principle, how it would all end. well, he was in such a state, then he got into the nuremberg trial, and it was the only one of those who were punished by the throat, who he screamed a lot because he wasn't a general after all, there were generals there , he was there. do you remember the minister of foreign affairs von ribbentrop? well, this is the editor, and that's why i'm saying here that punishment always comes for this

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a week ago, he alongside with mike braun -- macron and a manual draghi -- they will approve this candidacys a boost of morale. it shows how things have accelerated as a result of the war. it has been a longtime frustration for the country that is manifesting as a result of the war. in terms of the practicalities, the reality is there is a big difference between being a candidate country and being a full member to the eu. that can take a long time, the ukrainian snow this -- you know this, there will be reforms that have to take place in the country. over the short term, this is the win ukraine wanted to see politically. it is a symbolic move european union is granting the country to shift the zero was -- sphere of influence from the country into europe. tom: concerns about energy security are front and center for officials in brussels. germany moving to stage two of its energy gas plan, what do we know about the question of energy security? maria: this is not officially on the agenda, but it is a topic on everyone's minds. it is a concern that could see escalating unilateral moves from rus

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other senators like mike braun who says that loving v virginia, the case that protects interracial marriage, he thought that should be overturned and returned to the states. he walked that back. then texas senator john cornyn also said that he thought they should review over shell, the same-sex marriage case. republicans spent 50 years saying they were going to take away abortion and now they have done it. a lot of people said they will not be that extreme. they were going to be that extreme and they pretty much told you so. now it is the thing that people said that republicans were not going to take away -- now that gay marriage is ok? no it is not. these republicans have the power and they have the vote and they will take a hammer to liberal democracy post-world war ii. host: elie mystal is our guest. you can see his work for the nation where he works as a justice correspondent. or you can call in and ask a question. the phone lines are open. linda in decatur, georgia. independent. good morning. caller: i want to know why there has been no talk vasectomy's for men. that is useful birth co

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quick senator braun, maybe i could take that and we can move further east to kansas. our farmers and the high mountains of colorado deal with drought and are used to dealing with drought on a fairly regular basis. many artists direct supply and we don't have the benefit of groundwater in our area. we are heavily reliant on surface water. our farmers understand and ranchers understand that when they look up at the mountains and sea dry, they say that back 40 that's not as productive, i'm going to not irrigate that so i could get a maximum bang out of my most fertile soils. i think that's what we've seen over the last 22 years of the severe drought from colorado. i'd say we are just as bad off as california, we just maybe don't have as many people demanding it, but we are incredibly dry. i think that developing a program where we assist farmers on a programmatic stale -- scale to remove that marginal agate. i would also say -- ag, i would say we have people moving in, getting some of what my real agricultural constituents would call hobby farmers, getting them to dry up

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. >> thank you very much senator wyden, senator braun? >> thank you, mister chairman. i have been here a little over three years and i recall the first budget hearing that i was assets senator mike az was the chair then. and when you keep hearing the same thing over and over again it gets tired to listen to. i agree that there are certain priorities we have as a government, defending our country would be up there, attending to our infrastructure, which we all share, and entitlements. i think it is hard to make the argument that we do not need to keep this hole and healthy. but, i also recall from that discussion that nothing ever gets done because there is no political will to do it, on decisions like this where you are dealing with a situation a lot more complicated than it was three and a half years ago. we were 18 trillion in that me when i got here, we are 30 and i imagine we have a blueprint out there that says we are going to be 45 in ten years. that is not the contacts that any of this is going to work within other than an academic discussion. that lack of polit

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to be less, not only less spending but less hiring and the potential as you just heard from senator braunon is that the gas pump and the biden administration has made it clear that they think much of that is attached to the war in ukraine. you know, what they call russia's unnecessary war. but, you know, again, it's not a matter of, you know, where the blame is. it's just that people feel like gosh, i'm paying a lot at the pump. the hope for the administration is that people can see that they are making every effort and, you know, that there is inflation all over the world. it's not necessarily tied to any package or legislation that was passed by the biden administration. but the coronavirus, war, supply chain issues are behind it. >> mike: katie, the initial narrative or messaging was blame vladimir putin for invading ukraine. now there is some beating up on big oil. what about that? and what about a solution to these inflationary problems? >> this entire problem has been a self-inflicted crisis by the biden administration and they are catering to the far left and their transition into

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braun: research be -- reserving the right to object. mr. president, it's come to my attention recently on a couple of the nominees that the federal mine safety and health review commission is entertaining, this body has been rife with allegations of abuse of power and a hostile work environment, resulting in several whistle-blower complaints. several of these allegations would have occurred during both mary lou jarredon and timothy baker's previous tenures at the agency. the federal mine safety and health review commission was created under the mine act, which declares that the industry must be the health and safety, consider it its most precious resource, the miner. the agency does not have its own office of inspector general to review these considerations. i think it probably needs one. this has led to ongoing efforts by both the house oversight and senate republicans. it is important to shine a light on agencies like this, the federal mine safety and health review commission, that have little to no oversight currently. so, until i'm sati

. >> senator braun? >> thank, you madam chair. dr. walensky, it was about a month ago, in an appropriations hearing, i asked dr. fauci about lockdowns. it was based upon the johns hopkins daddy that said that tactic, basically, was neutral on mortality. i don't think it got into, maybe, what mortality might have been caused due to the fact that we are locked down and other areas. but would you agree with doctor fauci on that, that we probably won't ever need to use lockdowns again on covid? as we currently know it. >> i certainly hope, not senator braun. i know that hopkins study had some flooding there have been other studies that refuted that. we'd be happy to get you more details on that. certainly, we're doing everything in our power to prevent that from happening. but covid has sent us numerous curveballs, so i will never say never. >> i might also add that, in everything i observed, keeping in touch with the business community who took it pretty seriously, they did not think the transmission was occurring at work. it was mostly

in general, even if american science already today turns out its new wernher von braun it will stilln creating weapons that russia already has, because even if you have good grain, but the soil is bad, there is nothing in it will sprout. some western countries have already begun to realize that without the participation of russia and belarus, security in europe is impossible such statements were made today by sergey lavrov during his working visit to minsk. the trip is dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the restoration of russian belarusian diplomatic relations and will last 3 days. and what events are planned for the head of the ministry of foreign affairs and with whom he has already managed to negotiate? as a world diplomat in the morning, the meeting of the head of the russian foreign ministry with the president of the republic is timed to coincide with the anniversary of 30 years of diplomatic relations and, perhaps, for the first time ever. they are going through such a tough test both sides under unprecedented sanctions pressure from the west. so what's next. when will this

braun was talking about with the invasive species with clients and things of that nature in new mexico and southern colorado that is salt cedar in our waterways and then we have elms if we could just figure how to get fruit growing out of them we would solve a lot of challenges. these things sprout up like crazy and they drink a ton of water. especially the smaller communities they do not have the financial means to take those things down. he gets expensive. so to the extent we are look at conservation and drought mitigation we try to plus that up and we look at smaller areas in the local governments do not have the memes to be able to get that done. and then the last thing i will say in conservation is need to be doing more in these specific areas with some of these earth and waterways. like mr. mueller just talked about that is what recharges wells and keeps good trees from falling. as we find that balance and we understand the ecosystems that exist or drinking water and many of these communities would turn into ghost out they didn't have water and theirs are the way to get it to the

senator mike braun said we have to revisit that. this is not just about roe, it is about the past 50 years and how society has been changed because of what happened during the civil rights era. they always talk about civil war and this is the first hit. roe v. wade should have stood. women should have the right to choose their own destiny, but they do not want you to have your own destiny. they are going to lie to you to justify everything they have done. we have them on video saying that this was settled law. i don't know if it takes in and an anvil dropping on democrats head, they do not care. host: let's take a look at nancy pelosi was talking about the precedent. >> they ended a constitutional right. today was historic and that it had not recognize a constitutional right and reversed it. how about those justices coming before senators and saying that they respected stare decisis in the right to privacy in the united states? did you hear that? were they not telling the truth, then? host: that was the speaker of the house talking

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senator mike braun said we have to revisit that. this is not just about roe, it is about the past 50 years and how society has been changed because of what happened during the civil rights era. they always talk about civil war and this is the first hit. roe v. wade should have stood. women should have the right to choose their own destiny, but they do not want you to have your own destiny. they are going to lie to you to justify everything they have done. we have them on video saying that this was settled law. i don't know if it takes in and an anvil dropping on democrats head, they do not care. host: let's take a look at nancy pelosi was talking about the precedent. >> they ended a constitutional right. today was historic and that it had not recognize a constitutional right and reversed it. how about those justices coming before senators and saying that they respected stare decisis in the right to privacy in the united states? did you hear that? were they not telling the truth, then? host: that was the speaker of the house talking

other senators like mike braun who says that loving v virginia, the case that protects interracial marriagehought that should be overturned and returned to the states. he walked that back. then texas senator john cornyn also said that he thought they should review over shell, the same-sex marriage case. republicans spent 50 years saying they were going to take away abortion and now they have done it. a lot of people said they will not be that extreme. they were going to be that extreme and they pretty much told you so. now it is the thing that people said that republicans were not going to take away -- now that gay marriage is ok? no it is not. these republicans have the power and they have the vote and they will take a hammer to liberal democracy post-world war ii. host: elie mystal is our guest. you can see his work for the nation where he works as a justice correspondent. or you can call in and ask a question. the phone lines are open. linda in decatur, georgia. independent. good morning. caller: i want to know why there has been no talk vasectomy's for men. that is useful birth control.