serhii kolyboshin, people's deputy of ukraine, servant of the people, deputy chairman of the committee on educationhii my greetings good day i congratulate everyone on the first of september, thank god and kudos to the armed forces of ukraine to start the academic year, i congratulate you too. well, let's start with the occupied territories, because yesterday ivana kobernyk and i, for example, discussed for a long time what problems there are in schools that are under the control of kyiv, and about the occupied territories the territory that ukraine offers to those who stayed there because the occupiers say go to school, the ukrainian side says study online, what trends do you actually observe two options and laid out, that is, the occupiers really uh, let's say so, do everything so that children go to school and study according to their narratives according to their programs uh, at the same time of course what uh, we have now simplified the conditions as much as possible so that children who are in the temporarily occupied territories can study in ukrainian schools remotely in online but neverthel

on exceptionally safe, maximally safe data conditions, she continue to teach our children. thank you , tetyana kumlyk, dad, educational expert, blogger , writer, and nataliya pipa, secretary of the committeeeducation, science and innovation of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, talked with us about the start of the new school year, and we are adding, let's continue to talk about education, we are adding oleksandr sovakovsky, rector of kherson state university, deputy mr. oleksandr of the kherson regional council congratulates you, congratulations , congratulations, i understand that at the university of kherson, the university of kherson is the second time since the second world war svitovoi survived the evacuation, now you have the opportunity to work in prykarpattia, so please tell me how you managed to do the relocation of your university. well, on september 1, how did you meet on this day who have the opportunity of the most important capacity to work with students, please. thank you very much , kherson, ukraine, and we really hope that we will get back to you soon. what exactly is your question? see today, the first of september, in our university , uh, 2,700 students of our contingent a

of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on education and labor or their respective designees, and, two, one motion to commit. section 2. a, at any time through the legislative day of thursday, september 22, 2022, the speaker may entertain motions offered by the majority leader or a designee that the house suspend the rules as though under clause 1 of rule 15 with respect to multiple measures described in subsection b, and the chair shall put the question on any such motion without debate or intervening motion. b, a measure referred to in subsection (a) includes any measure that was the object of a motion to suspend the rules on the legislative day of september 19, 2022, september 20, 2022, september 21, 2022, or september 22, 2022, in the form as so offered, on which the yeas and nays were ordered and further proceedings postponed pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20. c, upon the offering of a motion pursuant to subsection a concerning multiple measures, the ordering of the yeas and nays on postponed motions to suspend the rules with respect

against the committee on education, and in fact, the us supreme court overturned the decision of the kansas court regarding separate education. yes, from this moment begins the process of 10 aggregation, that is, the joint training of whites and blacks. as you understand, this process was very painful and took a long time. here are the events of 1957. in the state of the arkans, they refer specifically to e. these events were developed by the orgasm education committee programs for 10 aggregation, but they have been a-a largely reduced. that is, if it was originally planned that all schoolchildren would study together within the framework of two schools, then, then, they still stopped. find a total of 10 students, that is, it was assumed that in the fall of 19, and the fifty-seventh year. will the first 10 black teenagers go? uh, respectively, the school, which before that was a white-only school, when black teenagers came to the first class, a russian-minded crowd was waiting for them ashkharov. in general, they were surrounded by various verbal insults, spitting and pushing at them,

foxx moves to commit the bill senate 1098 to the committee on education and labor. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 19, the previous question is ordered on the motion to recommit. the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. those opposed. the noes have it. the motion is not -- ms. foxx: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from north carolina seek recognition? ms. foxx: mr. speaker, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from nevada seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized, without objection. mr. horsford: i rise

we just have a committee on health and a committee on education, these are two specialized committeesin their own. and what is more important to teach or to ensure health, so we had a meeting in the council at which we discussed the bill and , uh, we said that this should be a profile committee in the state duma committee on family women and children is the question of how we have, uh, a market for psychological services, which exists absolutely gray in the majority of us, uh, are registered. uh, as psychologists they are self-employed and do not even indicate that they are psychologists, but they write consultants and, accordingly, uh, the adoption of a law on psychological assistance to the population. they will not fall into it, of course, consultants. but this is just the topic of another bill and just for the provision of information services. k e online and offline it will be necessary to conduct the next direction and develop such a bill, as they say, but what you showed part is psychological services, and part is not related to psychological services. it is more the coaching p

members be and here by elected to the following standing committees on the house of representatives, committee on agriculture, committee on education d.m. anand: sempolinski. committee on the budget, mr. sempolinski. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as chair of the bipartisan u.s.-u.k. caucus and british parliamentary working group i send to the desk a resolution and ask unanimous consent for immediate consideration in the house and ask unanimous consent that it be read in full. the speaker: without objection, the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 1341, resolved, that the house of representatives of the united states of america has learned with profound sorrow of the death of her majesty queen elizabeth ii and sympathesizees. resolved that the president of the united states requested to communicate sentiment of the house of representatives to the government of the united kingdom. resolved, that when the house adjourns today it adjour

this is the head of the state duma committee on education said that practically the issues have beend, what do they need a master's degree and grants and students? yes, because let's remember what the law says. uh, in the decree, rather the president. it says that students of full-time and part-time forms of education in state universities with state accreditation, which is studying for the first time yes, here, respectively, are not subject to mobilization. it's not just students. we have undergraduates. they are also studying for the first time, and even the distances of state universities are also not clear for them, so we are resolving the issue so that they also have a delay and graduate student had a reprieve. that's what these are people who are a lot invested in their education. what they don’t have, not a military specialty, nor service experience, what they do there, they and the situation at the front are no better, and we will also drive such people there now . there are a lot of things, so people understood the transparent rules that there was justice, and who leads, who

of the verkhovna rada committee on humanitarian and information policy, as well as roman hryshchuk people's deputy of ukraine and member of the verkhovna rada committee on educationience and innovation with us at the conference, we welcome you, gentlemen. good day to everyone. i am now mr. roman, let's start with you. good day first. i want to say that volunteers really make a huge difference in the days of work to ensure of our army and what is happening, these persecutions of volunteers are completely inadequate, you need to distinguish where there is e-e abuse, where there are fraudulent schemes, where there are impersonations of volunteers by people who have no idea persecution of people who really have a reputation, have trust in society and, er, provide our army there the most. yes, it is given on cars , er, schemes that are believed to have been imported otherwise . i have already spoken with my colleagues in the law enforcement committee, we are already preparing a meeting in the verkhovna rada, we need these specific ones. i think that the people's deputies who immediately stood up for the volunteers, including me i understand everyone also nataliya pipa

just now, yuliya, a people's deputy of ukraine and kenyan member of the verkhovna rada committee on educationience and innovation , appears on our airwaves. grishina about the first of september, mrs. yuliya, we congratulate you. congratulations, we congratulate you. actually, today we have such an occasion , september 1 is unusual, because it is exactly september 1, and i hope that it will be the last in full-scale war conditions, and our next september 1 will already be in a peaceful, integrated ukraine, where everyone will be able to return whose children are now scattered all over the world by this war how many children will be studying offline this year do you have such information yes we have all the information now i will tell you everything about everything today is a really huge holiday day of knowledge traditionally in our country, the day of knowledge on september 1 is a great holiday for everyone, because we are an educated european nation, and indeed this is the first start of the school year for each of us . the fact that we didn't spend the summer just like that, all oswiyans k

members of the verkhovna rada committee on humanitarian and information policy and roman hryshchuk, people's deputy of ukraine and member of the verkhovna rada committee on educationand innovation were with us and discussed what to do so that the volunteer movement would act calmly and help our army as soon as possible let's add svyatoslav litynskyi to our conversation, during which we have already mentioned more than once today, svyatoslav good day to you, the last post on yours, i hope you are not afraid of the last word on your facebook page, sounds like yes, the lviv regional council made a strong decision to support volunteers, appealed to the government police and the verkhovna rada of ukraine, calling on volunteers from other regions to join us. our help to the state is important. thank you very much to the volunteer community and deputies of the regional council . the city councils support our appeal, and yet the prosecutor's office and the police will understand that we are on the same side, that we must provide for the state , we must provide for the army and win a change and obviously, we expect a lot from the verkhovna rada, firstly, to clarify the cur

if they want to talk about their sexuality, did you ever ask any of your colleagues on the education committee or governor descent is what they mean when they say woke a yes. and they don't even know where it originated from. the whole stay woke was a terminology that was telling people to stay alert of what's happening around. we used to. it was after the constant death of black men by the hands of police officers did so for the governor to counteract that will stop the will eg it's races. i will continue to see it at its core. it's a races. some people talk about florida as the laboratory of authoritarianism. to think that's an apt description. there's, there's really something to that, you know, especially in state control of education, social views and expression. and de santis has implemented a variety of orbit style culture war, authoritarian tactics. but it's not just in florida across the country, democratic efforts to counter republican culture, war tactics are critical in the fight against authoritarianism. to see, oh, it's plain out we headed next to ohio jam. and the key was center

people's deputy of ukraine and a member of the committee on education, science and innovation were with thank you for your participation, we will now add yevgenia kravchuk and we will also put all these questions to her, people's deputy of ukraine, deputy head of the committee on humanitarian information policy, mrs. yevhenii, good day, congratulations, i don't know if you heard our conversations at least a little or not. we are talking about the budget, we have finished the implementation compensatory programs well, let's get to the key question, it's still compensatory programs and finish with culture, that is, we wanted to involve you in the discussion of the situation with the funding of culture . in particular, this refers to the state film institute, the institute of books, the institute of national memory, etc. and at the same time, about 600 million millions of hryvnias goes to the only news of the telethon, and also taking into account the fact that we have several additional television institutions that are also financed from the budget, but somehow we see some strange imbalan

provides one hour of general debate equally divided and chair and ranking minority member of the committee on education and labor and makes in order two amendments and provides one motion to recommit. second, the rule provides for consideration of h.r. 3843 under a closed rule. the rule provides one hour of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary and a motion to recommit. third, the rule provides for consideration of s. 3969 under a closed rule. the rule provides one hour of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and the ranking minority member of the committee on the house administration and a motion to commit. the rule provides the majority leader or his designee the ability to en bloc rkd roll call votes on suspension bills considered on september 28 to september 30. this authority lasts through september 30, 2022. and lastly, the rule provides standard recess instructions from october 3 to november 11. mr. speaker, an average of 18 young americans took their own lives every day in 2020. when childre

i am marzolyuk igor alexandrovich chairman of the standing committee on education, culture and science of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus corresponding member of the national academy of sciences doctor of historical sciences professor. today i would like to talk about the importance of september 17 for all of us who live in the east of our country and in the west of our country. i want to today to talk about those important fundamental bonds and those ideas that unite our nation that the world order is good above and better than multiplying hatred and insults one by one hello on the air program. say don't be silent in the studio. popova and tatyana shcherbina and igor marzok is our guest today, good afternoon. hello igor alexandrovich, we are very glad to see you again in our studio. our meeting is taking place on the eve of the national unity day. this is a new holiday. uh, just the second time we celebrate it and, well, let's say. uh, not everyone knows the essence of this holiday. and why exactly this date was chosen on september 17,

i would say so now, which senators receive in the mail, which receive the committee on science, educationnd culture of the federation council in our time ask.

i would say so now, which senators receive in the mail, who receive the committee on science, education and culture of the federation council, we are constantly asked to answer to this question, whether this created difficulties, because, uh, everyone is really worried about what will happen to our students who lived directly in the russian federation and whether their rights are somehow infringed, i want to immediately answer that the government of the russian federation made a decision an increase in quotas by 5,000, and a person at the expense of foreign. that's why the children of the dpr lpr. they have already applied for foreign students and, accordingly, there were no infringements for students of the russian federation. and another issue related to education has become. it is known that enlightenment prepares. according to the classical ukrainian language why did such a need arise? in which schools will this subject be taught and how soon ? e, the donetsk republic and the lugansk republic, because they wanted to leave the ukrainian language, as the native language of e in these

yes, we just the committee on health and the committee on education are two specialized committees thatd the bill and, uh, we said that this should be a profile committee in the state duma for a competent family of women and children to be the question of how we have, uh, a market for psychological services that exists absolutely gray in the majority of us, uh, are registered. uh, as psychologists self-employed and do not even indicate that they are psychologists, but consultants write and, accordingly, uh, the adoption of a law on psychological assistance to the population. they won't hit him. they are consultants. but this is just the topic of another. the project and just for the provision of information services e, online and offline, the next direction will need to lead and develop such a bill, as they say, but what you showed part is psychological services, and part is not related to psychological services. it's more of a coaching process. then registers of these professional psychologists should be created. i don’t know, maybe on a well- proven base of public services and ask a q

on the floor today. almost the same amendment i offered during the markup of the -- in the education and labor committee, which the democrats failed to pass. my proposed amendment would have made the department of labor's ability to bring civil action against erisa plans offering mental health plans conditional on the department issuing additional guidance on these vague mental health party -- parity requirements. i'd also strike the $275 million in funding that's been allocated to the department of labor. again, democrats blocked our ability to submit amendments. democrats exempted unions from some of the most damaging provisions of the bill. it is imperative that we address the mental health crisis that is plaguing our society. but we should do that by ensuring access to reliable, high-quality, and affordable mental health services -- could i have 30 more seconds? ms. foxx: i yield the gentleman 30 more seconds, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. allen: mr. chair, i emphasize, it's imperative we address the mental health crisis that's plaguing our society. we all agree here in th

on the contrary. they took over all e structures associated with it. the ministry of education was important to them. for them , the committeey were exchanged in exchange for some economic preferences. step by step, they demanded certain concessions in terms of the humanitarian sphere, and this happened before our eyes for 30 years and it seemed to everyone. yes, well, well, what is there, they are celebrating, they want to celebrate, there is some day bandera, but they promised us to vote for the budget, but it's important and went to these agreements , you know, and like this step by step. many many. i emphasize once again the presidents, the prime ministers, did not understand what step by step really was. they knock out one brick after another of the foundation on which, in fact, ukraine put it, and today we see this rune. this is the result, the shortsightedness of misunderstanding and e. well, i think the responsibility, probably, of those people who, one way or another, were, uh, connected with all these processes that schoolchildren do not know. well, they don’t know, but it’s not the fault of the students. this is g

are facing on a daily basis is utah republican congressman burgess owens who sits on the education and labor committeesee you. set me straight on this. so you see the fed, they're raising rates to deal with inflation, and at the very same time you have house and senate democrats are with biden spending way more money, pouring the fuel on inflation. this is psychotic. fed's working to address it, dems are working to make it worse. >> thank you, sean. first of all, great interview with mike. let me tell you i've learned in the last year and a half, and this is something i think americans need to kind of embrace. what you're seeing is not a lack of common sense, it's no purpose. we have to understand we have a hard left of the democratic party who care less about any of us americans. democrats, republicans, independents, they use misery as a political strategy. what we're seeing here with inflation is not only an attack on the poor, but an attack on the middle class. it's a way to get americans to feel hopeless, to lean further into dependency on the government. and i'm telling you as a black more than wh

as if in legislative session, i ask unanimous consent that the committee on health, education, labor, and pensions be discharged from further consideration of senate 4483 and the senate proceed to its immediate consideration, further, that at bill be considered read add third time and passed and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: is there objection? ms. warren: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from massachusetts. ms. warren: mr. president, reserving the right to object, this is a shameful attempt by republicans to keep working americans buried under mountains of student debt. president biden's decision to cancel up to $20,000 of federal student debt for as many as 43 million americans with incomes under $125,000 a year is an historic step to deliver life-changing relief to working families and to help rebuild america's middle class. senator scott's bill is just one of republicans' desperate efforts to block cancellation for millions of americans. now, republicans are happy to pass out tax breaks and regulat

for more information about the changes in the law on education, we will talk with the chairman of the federation council committee lilia gumirova lilia salavatovna. what exactly are schoolchildren preparing for in a year and why need, uh, for this initiative? yes , indeed, this is an initiative and a law, and now it is a response to the request of society, and it is not only about creating a single educational space for a child to move from one school to another, moving from one region to another. in the other, i did not feel any difficulties in learning, so that all the guys had equal access to the standards that were established by the law. it is for this that we legislated the federal basic general education programs and, of course, this is the the basis in accordance with which the child must acquire knowledge regarding such subjects as the russian language, history, literature. they form a worldview. that is why there cannot be several textbooks for several exemplary programs , often contradicting each other, and moreover, it should be noted that in accordance with this law. we will have a unified textbook a

alex mollin, first deputy chairman of the state duma committee on science and higher education. of the 60 minutes program for all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. don't miss 60 minutes. today at 11:30 17:30 on channel russia is not yet, but everything is according to plan. yes, she 's gorgeous, she's really beautiful. seriously, she's prettier than me. the bomb on saturday and sunday on the channel russia incredible skyscrapers mysterious cosmic vehicles even painted this way by the neural network the city of the future artificial intelligence fantasy turned out to be violent it showed in detail the atmosphere of the megapolis it is gloomy at any time of the year high houses with streamlined shapes futuristic office melting cars and traffic jams. yes, they will be in the future too. at least. so considered right mind. and life on the outskirts, in his opinion, is much nicer than in the center, there and at home, there is more green life on it. hmm, beautiful, yes, but let's return to our reality, to build something necessary. we must first demolis

spoke with the first deputy chairman of the state duma committee on science and higher education olegt 11:30 and 17:30 on the channel, russia they did not take loans less often for the purchase of equipment and furniture for 7 months of this year, the number of loans decreased to 2.5 million, which is a third less than last year. but installments began to gain popularity. how does it differ from a loan, oksana understood serova when choosing an oven, which will soon show off, her waist fits in her kitchen, not only the appearance and technical characteristics are important with all responsibility, but also the ability to buy goods in installments and pay the entire amount of a muscovite at once. it can't be too much money spent on the recent renovation of the apartment, yes, and there is a positive experience on the principle of buy now pay later waist already purchased the kitchen the kitchen cost 75.000 down payment. we had only 25,000 rubles. but due to this, we were allowed to take an installment plan for six months without interest. unlike a traditional loan, the execution of whi

education in the disciplines. here, of course, we will follow the initiative. we had guests. first deputy representative of the state duma committee onat a live team and extreme temperamental coach, but he is unpredictable? well , that's interesting then. from 19 september 21:20. come on, all together, the long-awaited new season. all together on friday at 21:30, but since the velvet season is still in full swing, let's talk about tourism, what russian autotourists are most afraid of, that the car was driving and suddenly broke down about terribly sociologists made a rating of precisely phobias in second place is a suddenly dead travel battery; in third place is a punctured tire and an empty gas tank, but there are fears that do not depend on the car to fall asleep every fourth person is afraid to get lost while driving . one in five get bad impressions, one in seven. well, spend too much. every eighth man believes that when a woman travels with a man, he is afraid that buyers also have their own phobias, that the goods seem to be defective and that it will not be possible to return it, especially if it is paid by bank transfer . mor

committee on education and labor. mrs. peltola to rank immediately after mrs. cherfilus-mccormick. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the chair puts before the floor the following enrolled bills. the clerk: senate 4900. an act to re-authorize the sbir and sttr and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will now entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. ruiz: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. ruiz: i rise to support access to health care in underserved communities across the country. i grew up in a rural farm worker community in the coachella valley and later served that same community as a doctor. i know how crucial it is for people to have access to health care in their communities without barriers and how the distance of a health center can be the difference between whether or not someone seeks

mcclain of michigan moves to recommit the bill, h.r. 7780, to the committee on education and labor. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 19, the previous question is ordered on the motion to recommit. the question is on the motion to recommit. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. mrs. mcclain: -- the speaker pro tempore: i'm sorry, the noes have it. the motion is not adopted. mrs. mcclain: mr. speaker, i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has requested the yeas and nays. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. >> i call up h.r. 3843, the merger filing fee modernization act of 2023, and ask for its -- 2022, and for its consideration in the house. the clerk: h.r. 3843, a bill to promote anti-trust enforcement and protect competition through adjusting premerger filing fees and increasing anti-tru

. >> host: you are also on the education and labor committee. there's a headline today in the "wall street journal" six states sued over student debt plan. it says they are suing the biden administration on thursday over mass student debt cancellation plan, reduced tax revenues. you have also given your opinion on this saying you oppose in the tweet writing i didn't go to college. i couldn't afford it. instead it went to the factory at 18th and paved thest way for my family. joe biden wants hard-working americans who didn't take any student loans to pay for those who have. that's not how america works. explain. >> guest: when you take a look at what the president wants to do, and a year ago he and his speaker said he didn't have the authority to do so i don't know what changed constitutionally the last year. i'm not aware of anything the states voted on to change the constitution or any laws we passed that allowed the president to do this. i don't know why they think something changed in the past year. let's take a look at this. there's a republi

. >> mccormick in joining us, democrat from florida purchasers on the education and labor committee andructure committee. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having a break. >> you were sworn in earlier this year. talk about your process of coming to congress.ea >> it was the quicker process. coming from a special election its approach be here two days hit the groundd running.gs some exciting things going on breed relief to the american people is an exciting moment for us break. >> you talk a little bit you rent in the sea those purposely held by hastings if i am correct break. >> yes. read the special election to be ended and other primary. it seems like we have been running for the last year. texas i think now in the day-to-day congress, what has it been working in days of congress with it like being here? >> a lot. long days, night long nystatin catching up. the urgency of relief we had a brand for the american people has been a priority. you are doing good but you do not feel it break. >> first haitian-american democrat elected to congress. talk about the significance their p

education committee. we got to talk about education, and consent on college campuses. i just graduated recently. i know it looks like on a campus on a friday night. what consent can look like and what it doesn't look like. the one i hear the most feedback from on young voters is school safety and gun violence prevention. we are generation, the student if you hear a lot noise in the hallway and worry about where we would hide that the next parkland, sandy hook, may have arrived in a high school. that is a unique perspective that is different from anyone in my parents immigrant person recent experienced. all that to say it is not about replacing one perspective or another. it is about making sure that everyone gets the same as the laws are written. everyone has a seat at the table. that is the promise of representative democracy. that is a promise that is unfulfilled every day. walk into every state capital. hartford, you are in candace recently, any state capital in the country and you will see that in the next century of american life is being talked about and decided upon without any input from

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> todd: the democrat in charge of the senate education committee defending the parties lockdown onkids face unprecedented learning loss because of the pandemic. >> i am proud that when democrats got control a year and a half ago, democrats voted for the american rescue plan that help their kids get back into school safely. yes, we have an issue about kids being out of school. i think we are under unprecedented times at that point where people really were struggling to figure out what was the best thing to do to make sure that their kids, their families, their children were safe. >> todd: the senator's comments from the department of education shows test scores in reading and math aching the biggest drop in over 30 years. that is not good. and covid at the southern border but if you want hopes in l.a., the city of los angeles forcing kids to wear masks while playing indoor sports. when antimask mandate group posting these images of mask kids playing basketball despite intense heat wave hitting the entire city and also despite the fact their kids. delayed temperatures were over 100 d

and i yield to the chairman of the house education committee, so he can evidence the congressional black caucus accomplishments through the work he has done on his committee, the education and labor committee, chairman scott. mr. scott: i thank you and thank the gentlelady for yielding and her good work. the american people deserve people over politics and not billionaires and special interests and throughout the 117th congress the house and labor and education committee meets the needs of workers and our economy. over the last two years, congressional democrats have made historic progress to rescue the economy and create good paying jobs and get and fight child hunger and boost child care. there was a lot done. we created 10 million jobs since january 2021, the most jobs in history for 20 months and we recovered all of the jobs lores through the pandemic and reduced and saved the pensions of over one million workers and protected thousands of businesses by saving the pension fund and delivered the one-time investment in k-12 and delivered that money and distributed to the title i formula where poverty is the number one factor where distribu

richard burr, who's the top republican on the senate health, education, labor is and pensions committeedent going through all of the programs, things like spending programs, vaccination mandates, etc., saying are these still in effect or not? please let us know. so this was not just a simple gaffe, it was a big deal. gerry: let me give richard fowler the appropriate last word. you're always flawless in your speech, but this is out of control, isn't it? [laughter] >> look, i think the problem here is this: i think often times when the president speaks, he's saying the right things. and i think when his staff walks them back, therein lies the mistake. what i think the staff was saying is functionally the pandemic has ended. americans are going back to this new sent of normalcy, and i -- sense of normalcy. i think when the white house walks that back, it makes the president look like he's gaffing, and i don't think he really is. same with taiwan. for decades we've seen american presidents play footsie with china around how they deal with taiwan, and finally a president says, look, if you m

here's congresswoman virginia foxx, the top republican on the education and labor committee today. providing the ol with the authority to level civil monetary penalties against plans and increase their risk of litigation. wolf only forced plans to drop mental health coverage. this money would be better spent on compliance assistance instead of targeting employers based on and big you assess standards. so what do you make of her argument? friend and a colleague and we talked before the hearing. we've talked multiple times. we've had hearings of my subcommittee that virginia has been part of. i disagree with her experience in california, is that employers who want to help their employees, uh get the information and we supply information in this bill to make it easier for people to comply, so we're not have too good employers but in the affordable care act that congress required parity between mental health and medical, so that's what we're trying to enforce existing statute. i want to do it efficiently and i'm looking forward to working with representative fox. we've had good discuss

on the right with applied practice to the direct interaction of the teaching staff of educational organizations of students with the investigating authorities annually, based on. from which body of the investigative committee graduates come out with all serious knowledge. not only high school subjects, but also with basic skills in law and detective work. what stimulates in the future not to leave the system of the department, but to continue to study already at the academy, where the best investigators for especially important cases are trained, if in 2017, after graduating from the cadet corps, six graduates entered the department’s academy, then in 2022 there are already 94 people, that is, for the last 5 years we have seen a positive trend in 2022 the moscow st. petersburg academy departments graduated 204 young specialists. everyone now serves in the distribution of sixty-six regions of the country and even beyond its borders, for example, investigators work in the republics of donbass where a special operation is currently underway in defense of the civilian population from the nationalists. in addition, the chairman of the department, especially noted the work in the field of adaptation of children

property became operational, such data from the committee on digital transformation refers to private houses, high-rise buildings, social, sports, and educational infrastructure, health care facilities, etc. at the beginning of the full-scale offensive, the russian army destroyed 823 ukrainian schools, in particular because of this only half of the educational institutions opened their doors to their students in the new school year, and these are the schools that are equipped with bomb shelters or have them nearby the shelters of another two thousand schools are located at a distance of up to 40 km from the line of hostilities or the border with russia or belarus, so face-to-face training students will not go there without a little more than 4,000 and educational institutions, the issue of protecting children from enemy attacks has not yet been resolved, unfortunately 3998 schools will not open until september 15, as they do not have either their own shelters or shelters at a distance of 100 m. to date, 823 schools have been completely destroyed or partially damaged. we are actively working with our international partners on the rapid restorati

you're a former school teacher yourself and now you chair one of the most powerful committees in the senate, health and educationm school for so long during the pandemic? >> dana, this was a decision of local school officials and our scientific experts, trying to get their hands around a pandemic that was killing millions of americans to protect their children, to protect their staff, to protect their communities. i am proud that when democrats got control a year and a half ago, democrats voted for the american rescue plan that helped our kids get back into school safely, making sure that our schools had testing and supplies and ventilation and the ability to make sure their kids could be safe at school. today virtually every child is back in school. that is what i focused on, making sure we were providing the resources to our schools so they could reopen safely. and that's what we have today. yes, we have an issue about kids being out of school. and i am very focused, dana, on making sure that we help get our kids back to where they need to be. >> which is going to be a big challenge. in retrospect -- >> it is

against employees for exercising their first amendment rights let's get the view on elise stefanik's in education and labor committeesthe house republican conference chairwoman, congressman it's good to see you, thank you so much for being here. >> and to be with you maria. >> we talked about the fbi a lot we see plenty of instances where politics dictate wh what investigations agreed to from the russia collusion story to the hunter biden laptop, cover-up to the targeting appearance, will happen at the fbi, can you give us more information about the whistleblowers that jim jordan is talking about. >> absolutely this is the same agency that you pointed out the how to politicize attack, whether it was a faulty size application, whether perpetuating the russia collusion hopes or targeting parents and fbi has been weapon is a politicize to go after democrats political opponents and of course the most recently outrageous rate of mar-a-lago targeting president biden's most likely 2024 opponent and that of course is president donald trump, there have been over 14 whistleblowers that are reached out to house republicans spec

host: congressman, you're also on the education and labor committee. headline today of six stated -- six states suing over the student debt plan. -- and reduced tax revenues. you have also given your opinion on this, saying you oppose, in a tweet writing i did not go to college, i couldn't afford it. instead, i went to the factory at 18 and paved the way for my family. joe biden once hard-working americans who do not pay for any student loans to pay for those that have here that is not how america works. explain. guest: when you take a look at what the president wants to do -- a year ago, he and the speaker said he did not have the authority to do it. i am not sure what changed constitutionally. i am not aware of anything that passed to allow the president to do this, so i do not think -- i do not know why they think something changed in the past year to do this. there is a republican plan for this that would take a look at students borrowing for masters or doctorate. there is a plan that would allow students to use pell grant's for shorter educational

on that. aishah: alex hoss, thank you so much. griff: we are joined for republican congresswoman from iowa and member of the education committee mariannettemeeks, she sits on the house homeland security and veteran affairs committees. thank you for taking time, we know you have a big iowa football game i want to talk to about at the very end of this. there is so much to unpack. let's start with the border you heard alexandria and bill reporting from. i want to talk about alex is talking about why the administration has an undeniable border crisis, you now have the blue big-city democrats blaming the border governors but also, the president as well for the chaos playing out. what do you make of it? >> this is a crisis made by the by dinner administration, we had the border under control prior to his inauguration, immediately coming in. he opened the border up, we don't have operational control of our border. it is one thing to say you're a sanctuary city when you are not the one that is being set by this avalanche of people coming across the board. over 2 million people illegally crossing our southern border in the federal fiscal year and