chairman cline: i get that. but at some point, someone will review the last set of documents to go out of the door and they will say, ok, i approve this going out the door. who is that person? witness: i don't believe it comes down to a single person at the end of the day, that is not how it operates within the department. chairman cline: somebody has to send those documents out the door, right? witness: yes. chairman cline: so who was the person who sent the documents at the door? was it an assistant or secretary, somebody with the authority to look at the documents and say, yes, these are the ones we approved to send out? witness: congressman want to , i verify but i believe at the end of the day the person who actually pushes the button is not necessarily someone who's part of the chain of determining what goes out of the door now . chairman cline: that does not give me the warm and fuzzies you say the person that's going to push the button is not really the person involved in determining what goes out the do

and ben cline voted against this debt bill in the house.gressman, thanks very much for being here this morning. good news that we avoided default but what was wrong with this bill? >> well, unnoterly unlike the house -- unfortunately unlike the house bill which would have reconsidered another bill in a year this punted $4 trillion of additional debel into the next sigh -- debt into the next cycle. democrats got everything they wanted. republicans didn't get much of what they wanted. it's a shadow of its former self so conservatives are very disappointed. maria: tell me about that why is ate shadow of the former self? >> well, look, for example at the 87,000 irs agents that are being hired. they put $80 billion into the inflation reduction act last year and we're getting about 1.5 billion rolled back. they can still hire. it's just us continuing to prevent them from hiring bill after bill, year after year. now, we're moving on to the appropriations bills and we're going to do than we're going to take out of the work we weaponized out of the

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cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: thank you, mr. speaker. in keeping with my office policy of giving a floor speech for every state high school champion in the sixth district of virginia, i rise to congratulate the strasburg women's track and field team for winning the track and field title, finishing with a total of 68 points. the rams delivered strong performances needed to win. these talented athletes include macy, claire, paige, tony, megan, maddie, nelia, willow, and amani. junior sprinter and jumper macy placed in all five of her events, even winning in the long jump with 7 1/2 feet. maddie placed in four events winning second place in the high jump and taking home the state in the four by 800 relay by beating them by over eight seconds. they serve as an inspiration to not only their peers but the entire sixth district. congratulations, again, to the strasburg high school women's track and field team on this incredible accomplishment. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize north cross school's men's la crosse tennis and -- lacrosse tennis an

evidence through the dominion case, the discovery process, but when it came to the solid and election, cline's not already believed that fox news, not the med ox themselves, not the leadership of the fox news, not behind. cuz one part of what's kind of faithful and compelling about the succession series is the put trial of an ultimate cynicism. the market is the justification for the editorial launcher. i didn't make human nature, but i do know what to read and what they watch. the series spans relatively little time focusing on the editorial side of the 8 and story, the kind of news content it puts out, the voting, its energies to the internal fight for power instead. and it provides glimpse into the real world and again, for the younger generation of murdock's on who will succeed their father. rupert's elder son, laughlin, who shares his father's politics, is in poll position. his siblings james and elizabeth are on the outside looking in the fight to be the real successor. could prove to be as messy, maybe even as compelling to watch as it was on succession, polio until death. like we could

in the submarine has a ping device, sending off pings, the sound would bounce off the the therma-clineet the royal heave-ho. raymond arroyo has the days in "seen and unseen" next. han and harry get the royal heave-ho. raymond arroyo has the days in "seen and unseen" next. etails in "seen and unseen" next. >> time for "seen and unseen." we expose the stories behind the headlines. we turn to raymond arroyo. biden met his match on saturday. >> well, that's one way to put it, judge. for the first time biden seemed like the co herent one. this is senator john fetterman who may have commented on the president's state of being. >> i will standing next to the president, a collapsed bridge. a president committed to [inaudible]. on top of that the jewel [stuttering] [inaudible]. there will be bridges like this across america getting rebuilt. >> one thing before you talk. he was absolutely standing next to a collapsed bridge. it made sense to me. >> [laughing]. the one that needs rebuilding is fetterman. if the kennedy center revives young frankenstein we have the man. fetterman could not even in

cline is correct. -- it is the use of the brace with the short-barreled gun to make it a rifle. >> i am not a lawyer, but i do know what possession is and what you do not have to use this brace. if you merely possess it on the pistol that you are now will felon as of june 1 if you have not registered this with the federal government or destroyed it. >> it is possession of a short-barreled rifles, not of the brace. >> do you agree it is not used? >> no, i am not agreeing. if you do not attach it to a short-barreled rifle, it is fine. if you attach it to a short-barreled gun, bus creating -- and creating a banned weapon, that is prohibited. >> back to my question. do you know how long somebody can be convicted for? >> i think he said five years -- >> 10 years for each infraction. if you have three of these, you can get 30 years. does this seem extreme to get 10 years in prison by owning a piece of plastic that the atf said was legal for 10 years? >> it is not for owning a piece of plastic. if you follow the proper procedures, there is no crime. >> it is for owning a piece of plastic. >

cline, who owns a gun store and sells these braces. >> and the regulation provides a way for people who sell these braces to do so legally if they register them appropriately, which is too much trouble and might get in the way of someone committing another mass murder. i yield back. >> the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. >> thank you. ranking member nadler, are you aware of the 2012 letter from the bureau of alcohol, firearms and explosives from the inventor of the stabilizing braces? >> i am not. >> he received correspondence from the atf telling him these were legal. i will read two sentences from this letter, which i will submit for the record. they tell him, you are asking if the addition of the brace would convert a firearm in a manner that would cause it to be classified as a rifle regulated by the national firearms act. based on our evaluation, we find the submitted form brace when attached to a firearm does not convert that weapon to be fired from the shoulder and would not alter the classification of a pistol or other firearm. he received this letter from the atf and he

cline: i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? >> i seek 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. rows: -- mr. rose: today i rise in support of legislation i am proud to originally could he sponsor. house joint resolution 44 which would strike down the a.t.f.'s unconstitutional pistol stabilizing rule. time after time this administration has shown little to no regard for our god-given rights protected under the u.s. constitution. that's why it's no surprise to see uneect lected agency-turn elected agency bureaucrats pushing for this outrageous and draconian regulation that criminalizes firearm ownership for millions of law-abiding americans. under this rule, many of the service disabled veterans who rely on these braces would no longer be able to exercise their second amendment freedoms and right to self-d

fargo, the founder of one of our partners said, we're noticing an incredible influx of new clines, we're serving 120 to 150 people per day. last sense of desperation that's heightened. people are lining up earlier. there's a feeling of scarcity that didn't exist before. people are panicked. it's important to understand that all of the federal nutrition programs work together. any cuts to any of them, any policy that makes these programs inaccessible for those who need them the most only puts pressure on food banks to fill the gap. we are seeing pressure today with increased demand at food banks as a snap emergency allotment and other temporary federal supports have come to an end and at a time of high inflation. this makes lines at our food pantries longer. that whies we must improve csst and strengthen snap. we take a holistic approach to nourishing our communities. through a backpack program to help kids have a healthy start, our partnerships with health care organization, we know that access to good nutrition and food is vital to improving the health outcomes for low-income families.

and change orders and all that and dpw is sort of the middle man on this for cline department. i also think a change like this and it was a bit hard to figure out. the contract change orders to the extent this modifies the project. i think that requires another rounds of -- submission under ceqa to planning for planning to determine that the modified project is still within scope of the original exemption and i did finds a modified -- documentation to this affect but only in 2020 on changes that were approved at that time. i didn't see documentation in here about the modifications to incorporate the change orders and the determination by does not exceed the scope of the original exemption. i don't continuing is filths to your action today i but i think this in the future resolutions like this -- and if i can just have a second to go to it. just as on page 4 there say box of compliance information and then reference to the ceqa check list would be good to include in the resolution at the end of the where as to say where as the contractor has met the 12b requirement and mall busi

begging cline for a meeting despite all of those provocation from those communist china one after the other i have listed all morning long. >> right, i know this, again, recently things started getting bad between united states and china was when china isn't spy balloon across the united states, biden administration didn't shoot it until it left united states airspace, and, and that is when they called off blinken's trip last time there have been no improvements between relationship china continues highly dangerous, intercept over international waters military, naval, allies failing flying in places lawfulfully able to china aircraft sea craft are dangerous getting so close to the point we could have collisions, all of this behavior is going on then we find out a chinese spy base in cuba 100 miles off florida, none of this affects blinken's ziefr to go to china desperate for a deal even though we look foolish provocations continue i have little hope any improvement i only see united states looking he goer a desperate for some kind of cooperation on things climate or something, of cour

, but i think it's safe to say since 2016 he'll not be inclined to follow it rules and not be the clined to do what he's supposed to do. this will almost be mueller on steroids where you had a prosecutor who played by the rules and everything which meant leaving large blocks of silence over a series of months to be fill by trump. this time, though, it's a prosecution so trump fills those silences and he could face consequences depending on how he does it. >> yes. but, joyce, robert mueller in hindsight got criticized trying to be too careful given the political environment. jack smith is meticulous here and quitt, but the time line. given what katie just laid out for us and that this election is not that far away, debate stages are being built, what is the time line going to look like? >> so the southern district of florida where this case has been indicted is what's called a rocket docket. these are judges that like to keep their daukts clear. and although there's some variation between judges -- we'll have to see which judge is assigned to this case -- as a general matter i expect we'l

they are contracted to reach 60 clines birthing mothers and infants a year. out patient treatment psychotherapy out patient services to children zero to 5 and parents and care givers and contracted to serve 70 per year. the promise fall in the children, youth family system of care. and the early childhood consultation and spring programs gnaw prevention and health promotion level care. the psychotherapy out patient contract is out patient the lowest level treatment. >> the will [inaudible] program our system has 4 providers that deliver service homeless children network. newt. fam dela raza. infant/parent program the current and rams. it p of all is contracted to serve 37% of the service or over 2400 clients. referrals happen through childcare settings. and again they serve the young children where are to knife in the different day cares and programs that serve young children. and the participates can be referred to other supportive service needed including out patient treatment in their own out patient program i will speak to. the spring project is the secon

so it's a case of prosecutorial discretion in the hill cline case it went one way and the investigation conducted very differently. in this case it went another way and that prosecutorial discretion went toward prosecuting and not only prosecuting but loading up 37 counts in an indictment which involves one core set of facts. i call it unbundled, you know, one core indictment and turning it into a bunch of micro indictments. very different treatment here versus hillary clinton. >> laura: well, sol, harvard law proof larry tribe thinks that the presidential records act, mike cites this a lot, won't help trump in this case. >> no question the presidential records act provides no defense for donald trump because it specifies that these defense-related documents and the classified and secret documents, at a minimum, belong to the united states government. there is no legal defense. the only defense that i think he's mounting is the defense of time. >> laura: sol, i'm not sure time is the defense but your reaction to that? >> well, first of all, that's just one possible defense. it's a legal

betsy cline, a great profile. >>> i am jim acosta. thank you for joining me this evening. "the whole story with anderson cooper" is up next with a new program, the indictment and the case against trump. see you next weekend. >>> welcome to "the whole story." this is now the second indictment for the former president who is criminally charged by a manhattan grand jury in march on 30 counts of his fraud and he has pleaded not guilty. now he's facing 37 federal charges relating to classified documents in his time in office uncovered by federal agents. a special counsel has been investigating this case since november of last year. what makes this situation more extraordinary, is mr. trump is currently the frontrunner in the 2024 election, and this means he could be taking on joe biden while a special counsel is working to convict him. over the next hour, pamela brown lays out everything we know about this case and takes us through the twists and turns that brought us to this moment. we will explore what this means for the former president and what implications this may have fo

maria: junior congressman ben cline ohio congressman maximum miller joined me yammer giving their thoughts. >> punted four trillion dollars in additional debt into the next cycle, so, democrats got everything they wand, republicans didn't get much of what they wand. >> if you roof defense spending remove veterans spending we are spending less money this fiscal year than yy22 we should focus on nepa reforms going to help permit process work requirements that are in for welfare programs we have a lot of great body within this bill. maria: joining me wisconsin congressman member house financial services committee chairman house administration committee, brian style, congressman, good to see you. thanks very much for being here give your thoughts on the bill. >> i think a step in the right direction we got to remember where we started, president biden said going to refuse to negotiate, put head in stand risking u.s. economy dangerous reckless manner tender we walk away with spending cuts permitting respectfully walk away with work requirements growing economy clawing back covid funds saving ta

campaign and the fbi didn't even investigate claims of her own influence peddling, taking money with the clineow -- clinton global initiative and clinton global foundation. >> look at 2016. it was the obama administration allowing this to happen. why aren't we going after president obama at this point, obama and his appointed department of justice, his appointed fbi head, james comey, you know, decided not to prosecute and then hillary blamed the whole thing on him. she destroyed -- you know, she destroyed 30,000 e-mails. agreed, maria, this is insane. it's not appropriate that our government is acting in such a partisan way. we want to see fairness. and i think republicans want to see fairness. this is just unfair. it is abuse of power. there's no other way to look at it. maria: kevin o'leary, jump in here. >> .>> we were often asked to support campaigns and both firms do it on both sides the aisle. we look for good policy makers and we support them and we're pretty transparent about who we donate to. what words would you give us now regarding trump? this is an indictment against -- for treas

he question clined to answer reporter questions as he arrived at the court earlier today.n an hour. cnn senior crime and justice reporter caitlyn polantz is outside of miami. the significance of his testimony and the significance of his testimony in front of another grand jury in addition to the one here, now one in miami. >> reporter: that's right. so taylor budawich is one of the people who was around donald trump at a moment in time where trump wanted to announce publicly that everything he had in his possession after he left the white house was being turned back over to the national archives. and that is not the statement that was ultimately put out by donald trump in february of 2022. because people like taylor budacwich, a witness before the grand jury testifying in miami, people like taylor budawich had expressed to donald trump that perhaps he shouldn't make a statement by that, and perhaps he should be consulting with his attorneys. that was not the statement that went out at that time. it's very likely one of those episodes that prosecutors are interested in and

cline for five minutes. the gentleman from virginia excuse me is recognized. >> mr. durham, your report is not just sobering as you have stated, it is outrageous, and deeply troubling. can you confirm these several main points that it found. the fbi did not have an adequate basis on which to lost crossfire hurricane. is that correct? the fbi filed -- evidence, is that correct? >> correct. >> fbi leadership continue the leadership, even when case agents were unable to verify the evidence. correct? >> that's correct. >> the fbi did not interview key witnesses in crossfire hurricane, is that correct? >> correct. >> individuals within the fbi abuse their authority under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. correct? >> correct. >> the fbi immediately opened crossfire hurricane as a full counter intelligence investigation. what other options could the fbi have taken rather than immediately opening such an investigation? >> the attorney general, edward lady, he essentially created the guidelines in this area, at these three divisions of assessments, preliminary, altho

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this is jo cline. she's a retired attorney, advocate for health care access.n independent who plans to participate in the republican caucuses. she lives in west des moines. >> hi, governor. you touched on mental health and veterans' health, so i really appreciate the opportunity to ask this question. united states is experiencing historic growth in its aging and its chronically ill populations. and at the same time, our health care workforce is disappearing. so, i wonder how would you address this life-threatening crisis of access in health care? >> it's very true. you know, my parents -- i take care of my parents. they both live with us. we take care of them. and i watch basically what they have to go through. i watch how expensive health care is. i watch how hard it is for them to get their medicines that they need, all of those things. so, we have a big health care issue. and our health care system needs to be broken. and the way you break it is you do it from a transparent situation. and that's from the insurance companies to the hospitals to the doctors t

cline, i wish you many more joyful years to come with your family. thank you and god bless.ith that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, by direction of the democratic caucus, i offer a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 502. resolved that the following named member be -- >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the resolution be considered as read. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from the state of florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 2-a-1 of rule 9, i seek recognition to give notice of my intent to raise a question of privileges of the house. the form of the resolution is as follows. h.res. 49, censoring and condemning adam schiff, representative of california's 30th congressional district. whereas the allegation t

fargo, the founder of one of our partners said, we're noticing an incredible influx of new clines, we're serving 120 to 150 people per day. last sense of desperation that's heightened. people are lining up earlier. there's a feeling of scarcity that didn't exist before. people are panicked. it's people are lining up earlier, there's a feeling of scarcity that did not exist before. people are panicked. it's important to understand, all of the federal nutrition programs were together. any cuts to tough. only puts pressure on free drugs to fill the food gap. we are seeing him with food banks as a emergency allotments have come to an end and at a time of high inflation. this makes lines that our partners patriots longer. that's why we must increase funding 40 fat, improve the fsb, and strengthening snap. we take a holistic approach to nourishing our communities. through our backpack program, that helps kids have a healthy start, or work with seniors to provide stealth label, food or partners with health care organizations, we know that access to good nutrition in food is vital to improving t

rachel cline feld at the carnying endowment for international peace pointed to several reasons for thatrs which now amount to more than 1,000 criminal cases have had a real deterrent effect on those who might have once considered violence. joining our conversation former chief of staff at the department of homeland security, author of the forthcoming book "blowback." someone who's been warning on this program for months and months and months about political violence. miles taylor is back, andrew is also here. miles, this feels like a nuanced story. one, you know, nothing less than relief and real i think happiness, right, that nothing bad happened in miami on tuesday. and what we saw for speaker pelosi's husband waiting in his home and what we saw in new mexico with the chance to interview the prosecutor there is political violence completely tethered to the grievances articulated by trump and his political allies. >> yeah, i mean, nicolle, if you look at the data, it says don't count on peace and don't count on civility because of all the trend lines we're seeing towards political inti

here in san francisco, the incidents by neighborhood concentrated cline puna town and market, it's -- concentrated in china town and significant where there's a high asian population. 86% of the cases of tuberculosis are due to the reactivation of lateen activation which can live in the body. it's so preventable. the presenters talked about the approach to tb prevention, working with health providers to provide preventive treatment, working with community partners to provide, education and linkage care for people and look nothing the congregate care and residential settings to promote preventive therapy where lateen tuberculosis is diagnosed and staff and residents working with health systems to increase an optimized workload for testing and treatment for tuberculosis and lateen tuberculosis and focusing on prevention and control to assure a prompted evaluation and therapy for those with ltbi and then we went on to hear more about the newcomers health program, noting that june -- it's an amazing program you know. part of it, part of what it does is provide refuge health assessment pro

offers 99 beds for women in shelter per night. 157 housing units dedicated to female identifying clines we can't aford to lose resources for the member in our community. this center is very important. i'm not a community worker here in a case manager, i also on the other side of the fence and i than had drop in center was a life and death situation for mow to have clean clothes and to take a shower i could not focus housing. am or other needs if i did not have a roof where i could sleep. >> thank you. we are elementing ment to one minute and forgive me if i cut you off we have to provide a minute to each person. >> thank you. >> hi. i'm maria i'm with community forward. and you will heard a lot about physical trauma and safety for woman one thing is psychological traumatic at instant that you become unhousedure excluded from a social contract. you are expected to be respectful to be kind to people had preponderation does not apply to you. you have nowhere to go or sleep or go to the bedroom you keel it in your body that is needed whether your first day homeless or for 15 years a place y

federal impact lit bagz to ensure our work benefits clines. we are asking the board provide funding through the add back press to expand services to meet the needs of the immigrant community and sustain our current work. thank yo i'm meaghan i'm with the sap fran immigrant defense collaborative a law students helping to get through the list of over 500 low income residents witting for immigration legal services we need more staff. other now attorneys and lustudents want to yoin this effort to protect our niches from deportation but faced with whether we will afford the cost of living in the bay if we dom many choose different folds prosecute violet financial security. i'm marry myers organizer with wars u noticed her with the worker's right collaborative. left year we fought for and won an next in funding for 400,000 perrier for 2 years worker rights out roach and this year it is slated to be cut the major's budget budget come when waged staff is increase and working conscience worsening. sudden front has added 9 new ordinances it is grit and

offers 99 beds for women in shelter per night. 157 housing units dedicated to female identifying clines we can't aford to lose resources for the member in our community. this center is very important. i'm not a community worker here in a case manager, i also on the other side of the fence and i than had drop in center was a life and death situation for mow to have clean clothes and to take a shower i could not focus housing. am or other needs if i did not have a roof where i could sleep. >> thank you. we are elementing ment to one minute and forgive me if i cut you off we have to provide a minute to each person. >> thank you. >> hi. i'm maria i'm with community forward. and you will heard a lot about physical trauma and safety for woman one thing is psychological traumatic at instant that you become unhousedure excluded from a social contract. you are expected to be respectful to be kind to people had preponderation does not apply to you. you have nowhere to go or sleep or go to the bedroom you keel it in your body that is needed whether your first day homeless or for 15 years a place y

they are contracted to reach 60 clines birthing mothers and infants a year.out patient services to children zero to 5 and parents and care givers and contracted to serve 70 per year. the promise fall in the children, youth family system of care. and the early childhood consultation and spring programs gnaw prevention and health promotion level care. the psychotherapy out patient contract is out patient the lowest level treatment. >> the will [inaudible] program our system has 4 providers that deliver service homeless children network. newt. fam dela raza. infant/parent program the current and rams. it p of all is contracted to serve 37% of the service or over 2400 clients. referrals happen through childcare settings. and again they serve the young children where are to knife in the different day cares and programs that serve young children. and the participates can be referred to other supportive service needed including out patient treatment in their own out patient program i will speak to. the spring project is the second early childhood prevention program.

in addition to spending and revenue issues, this committee has questioned amtrak about its clines with the americans with disabilities act, rising crime nits stations and train, potential transportation of illegal immigrants from the southern border on its trains, and generous executive bonuses despite losses and service problems. amtrak must work to attract customers and revenues and operate as a reasonable steward of taxpayers' dollars. it should ensure its network is safe and secure. further it is necessary for amtrak to strengthen its relationship with the state, including through the development of a transparent and fair cost allocation policy for state-supported amtrak routes. finally, any potential expansion of amtrak system must allow for railroads to provide input on track sharing issues. the recent supply chain crisis further emphasizes the value of freight railroad in efficiently moving goods across the nation. amtrak's passenger expansion efforts should not be allowed to obstruct critical movement of freight railroads. i now recognize ranking member payne for five minutes f

here in san francisco, the incidents by neighborhood concentrated cline puna town and market, it's -- concentrated in china town and significant where there's a high asian population. 86% of the cases of tuberculosis are due to the reactivation of lateen activation which can live in the body. it's so preventable. the presenters talked about the approach to tb prevention, working with health providers to provide preventive treatment, working with community partners to provide, education and linkage care for people and look nothing the congregate care and residential settings to promote preventive therapy where lateen tuberculosis is diagnosed and staff and residents working with health systems to increase an optimized workload for testing and treatment for tuberculosis and lateen tuberculosis and focusing on prevention and control to assure a prompted evaluation and therapy for those with ltbi and then we went on to hear more about the newcomers health program, noting that june -- it's an amazing program you know. part of it, part of what it does is provide refuge health assessment pro