cline: -- mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: i rise to recognize an incredible achievement in utah sports. the amherst all star darlings, a girls youth softball team of 7 and 8-year-olds finish their season undefeated after winning both the district and state championships, they have set their eyes on cochran beckley, georgia, where the girls softball world series will be played later this month. they worked hard and enjoyed the competition and their determination to win throughout the length of their season has been unmatched. now they are planning and working towards making their trip to georgia possible to get the chance to make this cinderella story a reality. their efforts are a story of camaraderie, hard work, and laying the foundation for a bright future. not only in sports but in all of their future endeavors. amherst has been a special part of the sixth district for decades and it's been an honor to represent the people of amherst first in richmond and now in washington. the sixth district and alt entire commonwe

so all are digital cline's may not be taking off physical jobs just yet. the learning capacity on ability to scale could see them moving up the career ladder faster than we imagine. now, the existence of the digital human wouldn't even be possible without the internet, but connectivity is far from being a universally enjoyed privilege. the so called digital divide means that some countries are left behind in the race for a technological advancement. however, internet enabled by satellites reaching every corner of the globe could fix that problem. but that may cause other difficulties along the way. and darius, no house explains an internet signal from space fast internet for everybody, even in the most isolated parts of the world. that's what companies like starling one web and amazon are promising. how does it work? data is transmitted by the cinder down on the ground to one of the many satellites that are constantly circling the earth. all satellites communicate with each other by a laser beams that dispatched the data through space at 300000 kilometers

through this program clines can show their medical or ebt card to obtain free or reduced price accessto the cultural institutions. to date, over 2,000 clients who otherwise may not have been able to afford it, have been able to visit museums and institutes across the city like the asian art mull team and academy of science. the academy of sciences for adult and 2 kids is $70 the riches we have in the city are inaccessible to low income folks. using our data to be able to help folks access saying, we have a touch point for every loan in san francisco and using that to text people about an opportunity and make partnerships with the museum and create opportunity to access our cultural rich system part of social inclusion initiative. we are advancing equity and he access ability by pursues data informs community engagement strategics encouraging participation in our services. another is a holist irk prove to connecting people and families to programs and service to meet their circumstances. part of what i was talking b. looking at people and communities in their entirety and not segment a

i lost everything on him for months he cut his cline's hair outside. he finally managed to reopen the salon a few days ago. thank god, but there are still a few things missing circle. hello. yes, sure. but it took a long time until you could reopen. at 11 months spent the thought through dusty and i am really glad to see the salon back open and as as we didn't have a daily routine alone and see my client clinton. susanne. oh yeah. that should be honest. logan. my heart is dancing. i'm dunsen mohammed has been fortunate many buildings in the 3 to and still remain damaged and at risk of collapsing. in some cases, it's unclear who will pay for repairs. few here were insured when disaster struck. government aid hasn't reached every one yet or has proven insufficient. many here are disappointed the expected quicker emergency relief which go on for one of of i think at 1st there were not enough workers was going to love on top of that. i guess it was the same for, you know, you had to get an estimate of the damage or get a company to do as for marketing, tho

cline: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, skyrocketing prices are eating away at family budgets across the country. 8.3%, 8.6%, and now 9.1%. those were the inflation rates for april, may, june of this year. year over year energy prices are up 34%. gas, 48%. fuel oil, 106%. electricity 12%. meat, poultry, and eggs, 14%. worse is the majority's answer. double down on build back better and a tax and spend agenda that raises taxes on local businesses and farmers as our country enters a recession. while targeted stimulus during the covid pandemic may have been appropriate, the plotting reaction of the federal reserve combined with the typical reaction of the democratic majority to spend trillions on green new deal projects and blue state bailouts have caused paychecks to shrink and lack of faith in the economic future of americans to rise. inflation is a tax on all of us. this 40-year high inflation rate is a wake-up call to return to fiscal sanity. no one needs a crystal ball to see my friends on the other side of the a

cline: i thank the gentlelady for yeelgd. madam speaker -- yielding. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal and they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. life. abortion is a termination of that life and grave human rights abuse and it must end. no one has the right to end the life of an innocent human being. the government has a duty to protect that right to life. since 1973 more than 63 million unborn babies have had their lives cut short. that is a tragedy and simply unacceptable. i stand mere for the sake of millions of american, the integrity of our nation. let's follow the science. preborn humans are humans. and deserving of life. but unfortunately the pro-abortion left has decided that human doesn't automatically grant that right and that humans should only be accorded human rights depending on location, dependency or size. the practice abortion will go down in history as a great stain on this nation. i yield back. the speaker pro

cline. mr. cline: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain requests for up to 15 one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. seek recognition to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: , the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, madam speaker. madam speaker, and still i rise. mr. green: and i rise today some 400 years after slavery was introduced to the united states. in 1619. i rise today proud of this house of representatives because on yesterday the house approved an historic slavery remembers day resolution. madam speaker, in the out years this resolution is going to prove to be very beneficial to our country. you will find slave re

is that saudi arabia is going to be allowing testings of new 5g technology that will compete with cline'sow do you think china viewed president biden's trip to the middle east? >> well, china loves president biden. i mean, under president trump, weigh were putting america first on all of our foreign policy and now with joe biden for whatever reason he seems to turn a blind eye to all of the bad behavior by china from stealing our intellectual property and patents to continuing to go into other countries and purchase rare earth mineral mines and all the other types of investments that we need in america to be able to bring back manufacturing. so, whatever joe biden announced in saudi arabia, i would question because i believe that china is trying to get their foot in the door in middle east. and i believe china has a bigger presence in the middle east than what the biden administration realizes. >> todd: that is concerning. speaking of china, congressman, you are looking into whether china is actually using tiktok the app. of all the pictures to access america user data after the company r

which is slam on the brakes and really hurt the econteam bring down inflation so, the market is in it cline over concerns of recession the biggest risk is the fed not looking at the real world, trying to stamp out inflation and really hurting the economy, causing the recession. >> i understand that point of view, even though the persistent inflation view doesn't look a lot better we don't want a situation where you repeat the mistakes of the 60s and 70s and almost the 80s where it felt like the macro's more important and you have 15 years of high inflation that takes a real tightening to stop. >> that's right. but this is different. and a lot of what caused the inflation were the huge deficits one brought on to soften the impact of covid. and secondly to stimulate the economy. so, all together, several trillion dollars pumped into the economy in short order not surprise we had a huge jump in economic growth and we're seeing those all over. this would be the wrong time for the fed to look in the rearview mirror, react and aggressively look to raise rates. >> let's move on to what parts of th

any republican have gotten as much blow glowing president as lids cline chain. here way it works in dc if you are democrat and you step out of line against the party the media scare you. if you are republican and steps out of line and attacks other republicans you are best thing sliced bread. you got profile on "washington post." you get book been on cnn just par for the course. i would hope most republicans are smart enough to realize that if media likes you then you must not be doing a very good job if you are doing goods job for conservative voteders they are going to attack you. your good ratio shell wrote a piece in miami herald saying, thank you, gender farmingtoning care medically necessary safe and effect for transgender children, should not be hard translate into knowledge it is more compassion national policies. that protect rather under mine youth mental health. she said florida supports this gender affirming care. >> they will actually take a young boy and cast straight the boy. they will take a young girl and do sterilize her because of the again --

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you could argue he helped elect bill cline by stealing votes from the older bush.at it again worried this new forward party will hurt them more than it will republicans, just like they tried to play hillary's loss on the eight votes that went to jill stein. which is unfair since this dr. jill actually went to med school. it's true. fact is, if you're going to create a third party, at least find someone to lead it, you know, who's charming, shrewd, charismatic, brilliant, independent, gorgeous, and a little sassy. though could that be? ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> tyrus: you got me. you got me. you got me. >> greg: i tricked all of you. i tricked every single one of you. don't mess with me. i greg rolled you. so kat i know this is a sticking point with you because you get grief for not voting in either party as though you didn't vote for the libertarian party you would have voted ford either trump or hillary as if somehow that was spongeable if that was the word >> kat: i remember never voted for a republican or democrat in any election, i always vote libertarian and

. >> rachel cline felt, that was illuminating. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> coming up, donald trump is the clear front want her to be the republican nominee in 2024. what happens if he loses the primary? trump running again could be the nightmare scenario for the republican party. next have you thought about your wish? i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. awe. what's up little bro? ♪♪ i'm not touching you, i'm not touching you! ♪♪ turns out, some wishes do come true. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. mom! for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage make the right call and go with the general. the big pull today they got a lot of attention and i think people buried the lead on it. so here's the way i read it. donald trump is a uniquely unpopular figure in america right now. it's a fact it's borne out over and over again. at some point you would think republicans are going to realize that and really realize it. so the

. >>> president biden spoke with clines president xi jingping in a high stakes phone call that lasted more than two hours, you have to allow time for translation, among other issues the two leaders discussed taiwan a contentious topic that has lately strained the two country's relationship. according to the white house, biden emphasized that the u.s. strongly opposes any efforts to change the status quo or undermine peace and stability across taiwan. china however took a tough stand. in a statement released after the call, the chinese ministry says xi made it clear that beijing firmly opposes interference by external forces. the statement also read this, those who play with fire will perish by it. it is hoped that the u.s. will be clear-eyed about this. meanwhile the u.s. is reporting a potential in person soon. >>> meanwhile house speaker nancy pelosi is leading a congressional delegation to asia today but it is unclear if the trip will include a stop-over in taiwan. the source told nbc news yesterday that pelosi itinerary lists a taiwan visit as quote tentative. the trip will includ

ron cline, others are doing an extraordinary job in reaching out.ave criticisms to reach out directly to the white house. and i guarantee you that they will hear you. >> i do want to get your take on this quickly. senator schumer is pushing for an up or down vote on the ica bill. this is innovation and competition act. i know how important this is to you, to your constituents. you're in the conference committee. would you support that move? >> i'm open to it. i of course was a co-author with senator schumer, todd young, mike gallagher on this. it is one of the most important things we can do. it's to make sure that semiconductors are made in the united states. it's going to increase our production. it's going to invest in new technologies to give us a competitive edge over china. obviously i prefer the house version. but i'm open to compromising to getting something done and getting it to the president's desk. if that's the only path, i'm open to it. >> we will be watching to see what emerges there. congressman, appreciate you taking the time to joi

. >> rachel cline felt, that was illuminating.ch. >> thank you. >> coming up, donald trump is the clear front want her to be the republican nominee in 2024. what happens if he loses the primary? trump running again could be the nightmare scenario for the republican party. next e nightmare " by hootie & the blowfish] announcer: type 2 diabetes? e nightmare " discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. scenario for the in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c republican party next ® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if aller

john cline was a marine pilot. he almost was overlooked because the navy was not that interested in bringing marines into it's cool. that was an area that was caught at the last minute. an error that made it possible for john gone to become an astronaut. those selections were made. as i said, the astronauts were announced to the public in 1952. they walked out on the stage at the old nasa headquarters. it was in the madison house, across the street, essentially from the white house. and, instantly, they were on the cover of every magazine. life magazine, the news reels, and then the real competitions began. as i said before. >> let's introduce the main character, really, in this book. it is john glenn. you get so many books in one. it is wet your tone. that is because it is also a biography, really, of john glenn. they are you really can tell that they delved into his papers. we believe they were ohio state. we talked to his family. his two children, his widow and me, only just recently passed away. we will talk a

so john cline's wife, alan shepard's wife and one of my favorite books of all-time is tom wolfe the rightstuff. which is of course, that seminal work about the mercury seven astronauts. so i want to read really couples book to see how she had done it. which is actually a thing that authors do. i wanted to see how she had taken with this story, which we all know, and flipped it around in reverse and told the sort of from the opposite perspective. and so i'm reading this book very closely, on the plane, and i'm very early in the book. and it mentioned that one of the wives was a private pilot. who had long to fly in an all-female airplane race that has started in the 1920s and head once featured amelia hart. and that's the line that just stopped me because like most of you, i had never heard of air racing i, had never heard of an all-female air race. i never heard of amelia racing anything. i only knew that story that most of us knew. she flew across the ocean, she was the first one to do it. and so because it was 2016, i was able to open my computer, get wi-fi off the plane and google it i

this is a multibilgsz facility built for the purpose of caring for these cline its is e instinct. every major city have have a facility like this. a community and institution. not just about the facility. i would do is ask you if there is i way to support and help fight this. it is unique fight and accomplice and requires a unique response and fight from the female from you all and any way you can. i don't know what you can do but you know it is an e niek situation. i agree every effort has to put in to saving this place. thank you for sharing your comments. >> hello i'm diana chan i'm a city work upper. i'm a leader with local 21. i came out decked my gear to show there is support to keep laguna honda open we have been here through the thick and thin. we are not going, way. to hear what happened there is horrible and cannot happen gentleman. wham we need to do to save laguna honda to ask staff to be closing laguna honda when everybody should be focusing on keeping it open. what can we do about this? how is this a good use of their time. again, to show that we are here and listeni

before july 15b a patient had the rit to dpe cline a place am. however we were highwayly encouraging patients to accept in the transfers or beds they were offered because we felt the longer a patient waited the greater the likelihood the bed minot be available in the future and go to a facility further. away from san francisco. in terms of the july 15th date it is important to note going forward from july 15th, as we best as we have been instructed by cms, we have been told the only way a patient can stop the relocation process is to actually file an appeal. they can decline a referral and we asked cms how many times a patient get its decline a referral before filing the appeal and if the patient declines the referral will cms and the state pay for care? >> we asked this of the state and cms and not provide an answer. you know we are committed to dog all we can to keep our patients, their family and staff informed. but it is difficult for us to dot best j.w. we can when we dope get clear information back from cms and the state. but we are -- as b

cline: my fellow americans, the democrats are coming for your guns this assault weapons ban is unfeucialal because it would ban firearms currently in common use making the semiautomatic assault weapon ban overly broad by capturing many bills. it focuses mostly on appearance, which would result in a ban of some models without banning others that have the same functionality. it would not reduce crime since studies have shown the effect of the last assault weapons ban was perhaps too small for reliable measurement. instead with this bill and all other legislation from democrats aimed at gun control will do is directly infringe thoap rights of law-abiding americans. there'll always be another scary looking gun that they think looks scary that needs to be banned. there'll always be another loophole they have created out of thin air they need to close with more bans. mr. speaker this document says shall not be infringed. i urge a no vote on this bill. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. mr. jordan reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: i yield one minute to a member o

cline: i thank the gentlelady for yeelgd. madam speaker -- yielding. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal and they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. life. abortion is a termination of that life and grave human rights abuse and it must end. no one has the right to end the life of an innocent human being. the government has a duty to protect that right to life. since 1973 more than 63 million unborn babies have had their lives cut short. that is a tragedy and simply unacceptable. i stand mere for the sake of millions of american, the integrity of our nation. let's follow the science. preborn humans are humans. and deserving of life. but unfortunately the pro-abortion left has decided that human doesn't automatically grant that right and that humans should only be accorded human rights depending on location, dependency or size. the practice abortion will go down in history as a great stain on this nation. i yield back. the speaker pro

. >> congressman cline, thank you. >> thank you, madam chair, thank you mister secretary.talking about the labor shortage. i just can't grasp why in light of the unprecedented labor shortage, and employers are -- department is not supporting and attempting to eliminate industry recognized apprenticeship programs. i know you were asked this by the representative from oklahoma, even without federal funding the programs were expanding valuable apprenticeship opportunities for workers or employees. the fields are rapidly developing in changing. fields are disproportionately filled by women and minorities, can you comment on that? >> the administration, i'm certainly committed to an administration that's expanding registry'd apprenticeship in programs. that's how they work, that's the best way to do it. proven, flexible models that we can go across industry on. we don't need a disconnected, duplicate program that does nothing but create confusion. that's been proven, they were created and invented a few years ago. we have a program, an apprenticeship program that works in this

cline. >> thank you.y colleague from wisconsin. áj■mister daniel, i want to ask you a couple questions here and reiterate something that's been mentioned already. president biden made the claim that gun manufacturers are quote, the only industry in america that is exempt from being sued by the public. the only one. madam chair, i'd like to ask anonymous consent to submit this article published by ap news on february 9th, 2022, it says despite biden's plane gunmakers can indeed be sued. >> without objection. >> thank you. isn't it true that your company still remains liable under the law for any potential design or manufacturing the sikh that lets the injury or damage or breach of con direct, warrant of a product, or facilitate and prohibited to a person, is this -- lawful congress an arms act enacted in 2005, can you still be sued by the public for any of these kind of breaches? >> yes sir, we can. >> so, thank you. i want everyone to know that the firearms industry is not exempt from being sued by the pu

month nasdaq up 6 and a quarter percent s&p 500 higher by 4% in july joining us citi institutional clinesf july has anything changed in terms of sentiment that you can share. >> i think the sentiment probably still hasn't changes people are looking at earnings season rights now, and the reality is, that it is less bad than thought from earnings standpoint people are getting comfortable with what i call new normal you will have days of unbelievable volatility, friday, monday, that will continue on here for awhile until we settle out, but i think, we have a period where, rates are going up with fed we have a period where people are evaluating the pressure in terms of energy and food, and until we see some stabilization we will probably have more volatile market. >> a what are you seeing in your business right now leon? a week away from fed hike expecting to raiser 75 basis points a week from today how does that change things anything in term of ipo markets, we have seen a quiet period there, because of this market, uncertainty. >> right the ipo market if numbers correct down 90%, so that is

it ends with cline having all of your data. >> carley: meanwhile instagram being called out by two ofar users kylie jenner and kim kardashian by attempting to by switching from photo based content to video a transition which the head of instagram is has admitted is not good yet. the mega millions jackpot surpassing $1 billion after no one won yesterday's 830-million-dollar grand prize the cash option expected to be $602 million when the grand prizes redrawn on friday night. mega millions said there were 62 million attempts to reach its website over a 24-hour span around tuesday's drawing. no one won, guys. >> so i shouldn't even look at the ticket in my pocket; however, i understand that five people did get apparently five of the numbers. not the mega number at the end and they win, i think a million dollars. >> ainsley: look at your ticket. >> steve: i will in the next commercial. >> ainsley: ever reached a billion before. >> steve: in like the power ball. >> ainsley: whoever wins, i hope it's a group of people. >> steve: like the people from cane's chicken. >> carley: they didn't wi

cline: this bill requires the department of justice to convene with experts to focus on protecting childrenho are suffering abusive situations, whether this be trafficking, sexual abuse by family and trusted adults or pornography. technology companies report more than 45 photos and videos online of children being sexually abused in 2019. and there was a study which found that these crimes had increased by 422% over the last 15 years. i'm proud to join this bipartisan effort to develop proactive solutions to protect our nation's youth and safeguard them from heinous predators. this bill is supported by child protection advocacy organizations and i urge chairman nadler and the judiciary committee to act on this legislation and quickly as possible. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. bilirakis: thank you, mr. speaker. the american humane as