their souls, for their behavior, for their thoughts, and we are with you together and the committee on educationee by education, all our representatives of traditional confessions are teachers. we all stand on the line of this humanitarian front , andrei kartapolov, chairman of the defense committee, in his speech at the round table, said that there is a need in russia at the present time. in the institution of the military clergy, especially in the conditions of the special military operation in ukraine today we see that there is a need for the institution of the military clergy and it is high, especially in the context of the special military operation. therefore, the system interacts with the church and the army must be constantly improved in order to function successfully and effectively measures. support for the family of priests. no, if a parish dies in a priest, good people gather and begin to support it. the family of the deceased priest, where, as a rule, five six pour out the children, dear colleagues, this issue also needs to be resolved and we should think about how we will turn it o

under my leadership, the committee on education and workforce will serve the entire workforce, no matter what color their collar is, how dirty their hands get when they work, or whether they work independently. the end of big labor in our hearing room is over. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. joyce, for five minutes. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, i rise to address the house and ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, this week we will take historic steps to reverse the crises created by president biden's administration and fulfill our commitment to america. for the past two years, the biden administration has chosen to appease the radical left that continues to undermine american families. and now, now it's time to turn the page. it's time to return to serving the american people. pennsylvania families need results. they do not need empty promises. and that's why on day one we voted to stop the i.r.s. agents from going after small business

announce dear colleagues, i am the first first of all, i would like to thank the specialized committee on education and science for insisting that, despite the very difficult situation in the country, where the top priorities are, of course, bills related to issues of national security and defense of the army and so on. and today we are passing a number of draft laws that relate to the issues of education, science, and innovative technologies, so let's persistently support this position. why is this draft law important? to ensure the training of specialists in the field of higher education both in large numbers and of sufficiently decent quality, however, what has been happening in recent years in general in the world and in ukraine says that it is necessary to increase attention to the training of specialists of professional qualified personnel in certain branches of the economy and in general to approach the issues of training adult people in the modern conditions of both ukraine and the changing world . i would first address everyone to the entire hall

the united russia site or to the discussion in the faction was reported by the head of the committee on educationzakova, according to her, the federal program on literature has been approved for all schools in the country and just like that, on the basis of someone's private opinion , a deputy cannot change earlier. dmitry vyatkin expressed the opinion that a literary work that has not stood the test of time. it's like this put it should be excluded from the school curriculum. as an example, he called the gulag archipelago of alexander sergey in a format closed to the press in the ritual hall of the central clinical hospital to say goodbye to the director. only the closest ones came. his family, friends and colleagues died on january 18 at the age of seventy-seven, among his most famous directorial and acting works, the cloud painting. rai split goodbye boys just for these movies. he was awarded numerous awards at russian foreign film festivals, then the broadcast of our channel will continue with a special projector. cadia. mammoth american method. hello to broadcast american method. today we wi

control of catering in schools such an idea was voiced today at a round table state duma committee on education the first deputy ministers. enlightenment alexander bugaev said that in russia 37 schools located in six regions do not meet the requirements for organizing hot meals and most bugaev in rospotrebnadzor keep such schools under control. he also noted that at the beginning of the organization of hot meals, there were more than 2,000 such educational institutions. this is very important, because when we talk about a hot meal for a child, we first of all talk about his health. and uh, so right the initiative, which is now being implemented on the instructions of our president vladimir putin, allows us to provide just this health . it is very important to hear the opinion of the parent community here. as a matter of fact, our colleagues and partners from the party provide this process of parental control. for which many thanks to them. they also spoke at the round table about the organization of school meals in new russian regions, the ministry of education plans to amend the regulations in

we spoke with olga kazakova, chairman of the state duma committee on education. thanks a lot.s to have something to strive for the riot of colors of the unique crimean landscapes. now you can see two murals on one of the streets of simferopol at once. that's what these giant images are called decorated the walls with the usual high-rise buildings, they depict the famous golden gate and swallows up to the nest. now this house seriously claims to be one of the main city attractions. the height of the paintings reaches 30 m. there are no more such on the peninsula. and it doesn't matter that there is a sea in simferopol. no, there is no doubt that crowds of tourists who want to take original selfies will flock here, and new murals will soon appear on other houses. these are the tourists who over 60 can buy train tickets from discount, 15? the center was looking for very necessary places, so that it would be a compartment, so that there would be a lower shelf. well, then the computer calculated everything for us at a discount, and there we succeeded, right in general, quite inexpe

committee on education of your district antonov alexandrovich gorshkov and elena vasilievna martazovaprotection, let's listen to what they told us. i have a meeting right now, the next one is literally a minute away from you, but maybe perhaps three minutes still need to be set up, or still you will delegate a leading specialist who can comment, but the situation with one family, which is eternal ah-ah in the finish for today of information education on october 6th. information works here, what was done in relation to this family. that's what i would like to get in the comments. please tell me you can come to me after a while, after what? well, at least an hour is not needed, unfortunately, now it just works very urgently. i need to do it, then not with pleasure, but i'll tell you everything. uh-huh perfection not perfection can't say that, but what is supposed to own social security, of course, we know by 11:00. thank you all for all the comments. personal data, i can only consent to our turn to give it. committee for the protection of the region, let's so you just entered the office

one category to another , state duma speaker vyacheslav volodin instructed the relevant committee on health educationand youth policy to work out questions about the possibility of banning devices that threaten the lives of children as a matter of priority. maria burkova elena lived not on nikita kharaskin, but on melkyan lanatyan andrey brumberg, parliamentary hour. on january 2 and 23, chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin will pay an official visit to iran, where the third meeting of the commission on cooperation will be held between the state duma and the assembly of the islamic council of the republic, a meeting is also planned with the chairman of the assembly, muhammad, bagir, galibabam. all the details later , thank you all for watching the parliamentary hour program. see you live. we'll take care of this. it will be the honest detective. times we have a grenade, he wants to throw for his dad for his older brother so far. and the task is to survive and reach and there is no choice , there are chances for the righteous. use of ukraine for a hybrid war against russia the far east is exp

she spent ten years as a chief investigative counsel, for the committee on education in the workforceary education, juvenile justice, child nutrition, labor issues, and employment and nutrition programs for seniors. miss johnson is a distinguished graduate of howard university law school, and the university of iowa. cheryl johnson exemplifies the highest standards of public service, honor, and integrity, that will elevate that 116th congress. >> joining us now is former democratic congressman, william lacey clay of missouri. thank you very much for joining us tonight, i imagine you are not surprised at all to see cheryl johnson wielding the gavel, and doing so effectively, while she is enough in control of the house. >> i am so proud of my friend, lawrence. the country should know, that the institution of the u.s. house of representatives is in great hands with cheryl johnson presiding over it. our friendship goes back over 40 years, i first met her at howard university school of law. where she was an accomplished student, and finish near the top of her class. she has been concise, an

businessmen have a reservation recently there was an initiative of our colleagues from the committee on higher education that there should be a reservation for candidates and doctors of sciences. and who will defend the country? working peasant no, this is everyone's duty, therefore, we need to build such a colleague system. here we cannot have competition, the floor is given to vasily y vladimir dalyvich, head of the united russia faction, please, vladimir dear colleagues, i have been preparing for today's meeting. we literally just had such a meeting with gennady andreevich over a cup of tea. the initiator was gennady andreevich, including all the leaders of the faction, had the opportunity to exchange, of course, it was obviously good after this meeting that a meeting with the president took place. today we all bear a huge responsibility, our chairman constantly returns this. thank you by the way for it seems to me now is such a time consistency. to put it mildly, this is a different perception. it seems unproductive to me today, what do i mean. so you remembered the story, you remembered that the co

as a senior member of the committee on education and workforce, i've always supported and will continue to support career and technical education programs that provide learners of all ages with career-ready skills, restoring runnings on the ladders of opportunity. along with my co-chair, congresswoman suzanne bonamici of oregon, the bipartisan c.t.e. caucus highlights the importance of preparing a well-educated and skilled workforce. through this caucus, we have made tremendous strides in providing learners of all ages the skills necessary to obtain high-quality, family-sustaining jobs. one of the most -- one of those successes includes the passing and enactment of the strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act. through these programs we give individuals the ability to restore the wrungs on the ladder of opportunity. c.t.e. programs exist in every state and congressional district. therefore, i cordially invite you to join the career and technical education caucus. together we can improve competitiveness. mr. speaker, i'd like to encourage my colleagues to join

moskovsky districts of citizens will listen to the chairmen of the standing committees on economics, financial budget, educationscience, culture, social development, regional policy, local self-management in total on communication there will be nine senators. they will visit all districts of the capital to meet with residents, listen to requests , suggestions and complaints, and most importantly, they will help as much as possible in resolving issues for discussion, with an average care of about 20 minutes. although the senators do not set any time limits. as practice shows, some problems are solved promptly on the spot. let me remind you to sign up. appointments must be made in advance tomorrow and the day after tomorrow from 9:00 to 1:00 and from 14:00 to 16 at the indicated telephone numbers. he took on an abortion a dream and became the youngest full-time director, belarus film guest of the program say, do not be silent, film directors screenwriter kirill khaletsky, how at the age of 22 he managed to win prizes at major international film festivals, how to promote his script today and find sponsors. why did

on a committee senator sturgeon representative williams and smith. thank you for your work on that committee. [applause] i would also like to recognize and thank her education secretary dr. mark -- who is ably chairing the committee. [applause] i want all of you to know we are committed to working with you on the issue of teacher pay. we can get it done if we work together. all delaware children will benefit if we can attract the best teachers are stating keep them working here. that is important. my goals for delaware students have been consistent from the start of my administration. all children should be able to read at grade level by third grade, be proficient in math by middle school and graduate high school ready for college or a career. if we meet those targets are students will be better off in the long run and their state will be stronger. here's the uncomfortable truth. too many students are behind. that's especially true among her most vulnerable students and that's just not acceptable for any of us. we need everyone to lean into this issue. we can all agree on this. all our children deserve a good education. my budget proposal next week will als

artificial, before i offered myself to the cabinet of ministers in 2016, i went to the committee on the basic education curriculum in taiwan, and honey often discussed this very problem, so we decided that the basic education curriculum should really be changed, we shifted the emphasis from literacy, which refers to the consumption of memorization and so on, competence, so instead of digital or media literacy, we are now talking about media and digital competence, because literacy - this is when you read or remember, while competence is when you create, when you create new narratives, new products in mutual cooperation. as you noted, against the background of the automation of not only artificial intelligence, but also search engines, the requirements for education that helps people to prepare have become obsolete that's why i think it's very important to see tools in education like now in taiwan every schoolchild has a tablet in the classroom or when they get older a laptop to use them not just as simple and consumption but as devices of co-creation. i hope that thanks to the contribution of our minis

the college of economics talked ksenia goryacheva, first deputy chairman of the committee on science and higher educationspoke about her way, about the everyday life of the deputies of the state duma, about what helps to cope with a heavy workload, discussed with students and teaching issues, the pros and cons of higher education. in fact, they talked more about the challenges that we all face both in the new age and in general for a young person who sets off on his professional path his big life. what skills do you need to get within the framework of the educational process, where you need to take care of your prospects for self-reliance, in general, what challenges await all of us in order to cope and become the very happy people who like both their profession and their life. folk song concerts were held in the cities of the donetsk people's republic to support military personnel. the participants of the tour were the laureates of the international dobrovision festival. deputy oleg nilov spoke to the organizers and presented letters of thanks to the participants of the special military operation folk s

minority seated on some of these committees, what is the posture going to be as the clowns run the clown show? >> first of all, i wish marjorie taylor greene was still on the education and workforce committee so i could eviscerate her when she comes on that committee. but my colleagues are going to e viz rate them as well because they're going to come with misinformation, alternative facts, lack of peer reviewed research and my colleagues are going to shred them and it's going to happen publically. to your point, we have business to do in evolving our democracy towards what it can be. and this republican-led house is going to show it doesn't have the ability to do that. what helps us win back the house in 2024, it's going to help us grow our numbers in the senate because we have to deal with the issue of democracy reform, inequality, woman's right to choose, real gun legislation that bans assault rifles and so many other areas of policy that we have to work on that this party is incapable of working on because they're so beholden to remnants and tenants of white supremacy. >> democratic congressman for new york's 16th congressional district part of the new york dele

minority, or as he did on some of these committees -- what is the posture going to be as the clowns run the clown show? >> first of all, i wish marjorie taylor greene was still on the educationuld eviscerate her when she comes with the nonsense on that committee. but my colleagues are going to eviscerate them on those committees as well. because they're gonna continue to come with misinformation, alternative facts, lack of pure reviewed research, and my colleagues gonna shred them. and it's going to happen publicly. that's the only positive thing about this. to your point, we have business to do involving our democracy towards what it can be. and this republican house is gonna show that it doesn't have the ability to do that. so what we have to do that's gonna help us win back the house in 2024? it's gonna help us to grow our numbers in the senate, because we have to evolve our democracy overall, and deal with the issue of democracy reform, inequality, women's right to choose, real gun legislation that bans assault rifles, and so many other areas of policy that we have to work on that this party is incapable of working on, because they're so beholden to remnants and tenets o

i served on the house foreign affairs committee and the house education and labor committee for the past two terms. committees that i have experience in expertise and as a child who survived were, lived in a refugee camp. i would have never imagined i would one day have the opportunity to serve on the subcommittee on africa global health and global human rights. i would not have believed that i would one day not just serve as the first african born member of congress but on the committee that oversees policies. kevin mccarthy's purely partisan move to strip us from our committee is not only a political stunt but also close to the integrity break the democratic institution and threats to our national security. we are thankful to leader jeffries and a house democrat and some courageous republicans for standing with us. if mccarthy wants to denigrate the integrity of the house and its committee we will always stand up to these efforts. i'm grateful for the confidence of my constituents and my colleagues has shown me to serve on these committees and i look forward to continue that work of bu

that manufacturers and traders can circumvent this ban by the relevant committees of the state duma on protection. health educationr youth is already building interaction on this topic with the ministry of health customs ross youth. zhyu results promise to provide in february will form a bill that can be adopted as early as the spring parliamentary session. evgeny petrukhina, news. global warming has come to the coldest regions of greenland , the average temperature has risen by one and a half degrees, german scientists said, who are exploring the island. anastasia pankov found out what this could lead to. the glaciers of greenland are melting at an average temperature there higher than in the last millennium, british researchers write about this in a publication, and it seems to be slightly only one and a half degrees. but this change is already called global warming. the results show that temperatures in central and north greenland are now at their peak in recent years, thus impacting global warming. now you can find in one of the coldest regions of the world, european experts. they say that the warming has affe

i serve on the house education committee and almost every single thing debated out of that committeeiolates the tenth amendment it clearly states to have the power and authority of the kids education at the federal government. talk about a commonsense reform in common sense issue. these rule changes power individual members take authority away from a single member that allows me to fight even harder for the tenth amendment. to make that point even more clear, the speaker of the house last for years nancy pelosi was the authoritarian and had all the power no member on either side had any power because she usurped in abuse that power every single day. the rules we negotiated will make sure that will never be a nancy pelosi weekend in the speaker's chair that is most important. steve: fantastic. and you made the case well you connected the rules changes to the tenth amendment and we look forward to seeing you fighting the good fight. now let's bring in travis. where we want all of this? was it chaos we were enjoying the fight to get more open and transparent and accountable quick. >> i

duma may ban the use of vapes in russia vyacheslav volodin instructed the committees of the house of health on youth educationo study the situation with vapes as a matter of priority and make a proposal on the possibility of banning them . the vice speaker was entrusted with coordinating this work. state duma, peter tolstoy emphasizes that this issue should not go into a discussion of profit. explore these questions, and in priority order and make a proposal. you will talk to teachers about the possibility of banning vapes, they will tell you that they always have selected students on their desks. and what our colleagues are saying here is quite obvious. the norms that we previously adopted, giving the regions the right to regulate these issues, do not work. it is worth restricting us, advertising of cigarettes is also prohibited, they are in our stores, but under the closed part of the floor. uh, you also need to do and strengthen your own customs control in terms of not allowing counterfeit goods here. that is, he does not need to check with his colleagues from customs when he discusses what additional meas

committee. michael mccall, in an interview with sen, said that any republican who opposes sending billions of dollars to ukraine should be educated onthis topic. many of the members of congress. your fellow party members, the republicans want to stop giving money to ukraine ukraine should be worried that the united states will stop giving it money. of course not. no i think we have enough bipartisan majority support, republicans and democrats support that we should educate our fellow party members on this issue. i think they just don't quite. what's at stake? before the november elections, this same michael mccall said that we need to audit all these billions that we send zelensky to his wife, because we have no idea where this money went. and now he's just saying no, the only one who should care. it is you, because you can't afford a dozen eggs, and zelensky and his wife are more worried about her than because we will never stop sending them billions of dollars. now the biden administration, at their request , is sending them abrams tanks not to our border, through which 7 million people illegally entered the country last year. the

house foreign affairs committee michael mccall of texas announced on cnn over the weekend that any republican who opposes sending billion dollars more to ukraine needs to be educated on why the borders in ukraine matter more than our borders here. watch. >> a lot of members of your conference, fellow republicans want to stop giving money to ukraine. should ukraine be worried that the money will be stopped coming from the u.s.? >> no, there is enough support on both side of the aisle the majority in the democratic party and in the republican party. we have to educate our members. they don't understand what is at stake. >> tucker: it was right before the last election in november that, that guy said no audit all of the billion dollars we have sent to zelenskyy and his wife in ukraine. now he is saying no. you don't have to worry. you can't afford eggs but zelenskyy and his wife don't have to worriy because we will never stop sending them billion dollars. then he demanded that the biden administration send tanks to the ukraine. not to the border of his state where 7 million people have come in the last year. but tanks for ukraine border. and lindsey graham agrees. li

i knew a few people who were working on the committees at the time. - these are, like, aides who were working on the house educatione, you know, we talked about how this is a big bipartisan bill, everyone wanted to see it go. but there was a quest to try to find--you know, pay-fors. - wait. hold on. what do you mean by pay-fors? what does that mean? - places where they could save money, cut federal spending, in order to pay for new spending on something else. - i see. - so it wasn't to drive this policy. it was, they were looking for money to pay for the bill. one of the places they go for ideas is the clinton administration. it turns out, the clinton administration actually included this bankruptcy change in their recommendations that they sent over to congress earlier in the process. so this idea actually came over from the clinton department of education. - the department of ed-- i knew it. - in sort of asking around, okay, so, like, who was at the administration? one name that's come up is-- it's got david longanecker-- he was the assistant secretary of education-- would have been involved in the discussions be

committee? >> that certainly educated the government on how to proceed, what was strong, what worked with the juryey interviewed the jury afterward, i don't know. but it shows that they can make a seditious conspiracy work. it's a difficult standard it's a tough case to prove. but they had such strong evidence, in fact, there was a seditious conspiracy which they're going to try and show to the jury. >> andrew, real quick? >> totally agree with that. i think when the government can come put on a complicated case like this. and prove it, they take the public's understanding of what happened on that day, and raise it up a level. this is not just a random mob that and trespassed on the capitol. it was an actual attempt to overthrow the results of the election here. it's undeniable when the jury rules that way. it's a significant thing when they do. >> you know, this was a charge that most people had not thought could ever be brought or certainly had not been brought in so many years, as to be insignificant at this point. now, and as many months, we're seeing this charge yet again. thank, you gentleme

joining me now, florida state senator shevrin jones, who serves on the florida senate education committee, you alerted me first to this letter. what are the implications of this letter? because it sounds like the idea is to scare universities away from having anything on diversity, equity, and inclusion? >> that's exactly what it is, joy. it's also a way to create confusion within our university systems. you look at some -- some of the professors and some of the administrators. professors are pulling out of teaching classes on gender identity. there are no longer teaching classes on race because they don't know what direction this information is looking for. this is just a preview of what this next and legislative session would be like. a number of days, those culture wars, continue to demonize and go after people who don't agree with them. now, it's our colleges and universities. and i remind you, if this is the government office planning to go down, then this which is not going to be that simple. because many of these programs at schools are tied to federal dollars, and play vital roles

committee? >> well it certainly educated the government on how to proceed what was strong, what worked with thethe jury afterwards, i don't know. but it shows they can make a seditious conspiracy work, it's a difficult standard, tough to prove. they have such strong evidence. in fact, there was a seditious conspiracy. which they're going to try to show to the jury. >> andrew, quick >> totally agree with that, i think when the government can come put on a complicated case like this and prove it, they take the public's understanding of what happened on that day and raise it up a level. this was not just a random mob that gathered on the capitol tit was an intention to overturn the capitol. it's a significant thing >> this was a charge most people thought could never be or should not have been brought in so many years as to be in significant now in many months we're seeing this charge again. thank you, gentlemen. >>> well, there's a controversial move now in the ongoing culture wars, the new governor of arkansas zarah hackabee sanders banning the use of the term latin x, an official state document

on the rules package, and that could last late into the night. >> laura: well, bret, chad just gave us such a great education on why the rules committee is so criticaland the membership of the rules committee. again, people watching, their eyes probably glaze over, but that actually changes the way legislation moves in washington. if you control the rules committee, you control ultimately, under this new scenario, what bill gets to the floor, correct? >> what bill and how it's dealt with. you control whether there are amendments to the bill. in other words, representatives could add and have voted on amendments on the floor. you control how many minutes are debated, how many -- what the threshold is, what the quorum looks like. if you control the rules committee, you control everything in the house of representatives as far as bringing legislation up. i think chad did a great job describing it in his -- only the way chad can because he's a big baseball guy saying it's 85 feet or 90 feet to first base depending on what the rules committee says, and that's true. so the debate on the rules tonight is really important. but i just didn't want to overstep

>> every university official in america i'm on education and labor committee to pray this is somethinghat's been talked about in education labor for long time too. something that needs to be investigated. >> also want to ask you did briefly mention him. he met with you just last week when he was in washington d.c. can you give us the gist of your conversation and you thank you all republicans of being a lot of investigation into big tech and social media? is it mostly focused question. >> the hearing tomorrow or this week is on covid for the hearing the twitters next week. >> okay thank you. i think there will be committees that will look into big tech that energy and commerce. the reasoning of twitter employees it is because were starting with the laptop. if you are the media you should be concerned that a federal agency was coming in trying to suppress a story from a legitimate news source. this is the "new york post". and who is to say the pendulum does not slip and then you have a republican president that comes in and they're all for the right wing. think government officials go i

since the passage of main street act with regard to financing outreach or education and the five years that i've been on this committee only find two cases ever really actually access loan program and we've seen some of this and we would. -- and provided by the small business administration this is about an even playing field those small businesses in particular with personal guarantee requirement which is created distinct co-op and single-member to take on responsibility for the loan and directly as share ownership structure which is the financial burden the members all connected to the business. we see bigger issues in regards to support of ownership, education and opportunity. education is needed for business owners and service providers and financial institutions in the fda is up we know to actively discourage us on a phase which we believe was because of the lack of understanding of the model and financial institutions that are unfamiliar with cost and he prioritize the opera entered application during the covid-19 pandemic and with many of the worker providing for the -- who applied for the disaster loans and pa

platform or to a discussion in france, said olga kazakova, head of the education committee, according to her, the federal program oned for all schools in the country and just like that on the basis of something private an mp cannot change his mind before. dmitry vyatkin expressed the opinion that a literary work that has not passed the test of time should be excluded from the school curriculum. as an example, he named the solzhenitsyns archipelago to us. abnormal frosts came to the krasnoyarsk territory in some places in the region it got colder to -50 ° due to low temperatures canceled the international snowboard cross-country competition, the final was to be held the day before, according to local media in the capital of the region. that night, about half of the snowplows did not go on a flight. in city ​​hall. they explained that due to frosts, transport has problems with hydraulics, according to forecasts. the cold in the region will not linger tomorrow warmer up to 15 ° below zero, and by the end of the working week they promise -5. a sharp cold snap in siberia and a new outbreak of influenza caused the return

education system. mr. moran: as one of the newest members of the committee of education in the work force, i look forward to restoring the rights of parents directing their children's education, not government. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. we often say the words, never forget. never forget the worst genocide in history, we say. today, on international holocaust remembrance day, we must acknowledge the uncomfortable reality that we as a country are not adequately passing the critical lessons from the holocaust to the next generations. as a representative of brooklyn, with the largest population of holocaust survivors and their families in the country, and as one of only two proud american jews from new york state, this is deeply personal to me and my constituents. we must continue to educate the next generations of americans to understand the importance of the holocaust. so that it is not lost and that we never forget. i woul

>> every university university administration official in america on the education and labor committeethis is something that has been talked about in the education labor for a long time. i think it's something that needs to be investigated. >> i also wanted to ask because you recently mentioned him you did meet with elon musk last week when he was in washington, d.c. can you give us the gist of the conversation and do you think that you were republicans will be doing a lot of investigations into social media or other things like twitter? i know you have theon hearing tomorrow but it's mostly focused on one particular. >> the hearing this week is on covid and next week is twitter. >> thank you. >> i think it will be committees that will look at the big tech energy and commerce judiciary primarily. the reason we are having the twitter employees is because we are starting with of the laptop and you should be concerned that a federal agency was coming in to try to suppress a story from a legitimate news source. if this were a blog that would be different. this is "the new york post" and wh

education. you're both on the committee till in which i know that he is going to hang out purkey i know that thato u on many different fronts, but i also know that we can't approac it from a cold war perspective that we need to outcompete them. as i've been on the foreign affairs committee and traveling around the world, i've seen whether it's africa or latin america, people want to work more with united states. but we have to be more present yes, militarily, but also with our soft power. >> do you agree with at? >> do you agree with at? high ♪limu emu & doug♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance... ...so you only pay for what you need! [squawks] whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty liberty♪ ♪liberty♪ age is just a number, and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health versus 16 grams in ensure® high protein. boost® high protein. now available in cinnabon® bakery-inspired flavor. learn more at boost.com/tv sometime

what we were talking about, is assuming position of the health education, labor and pensions committee. and the issues we'll be working onto repudiate negotiate with them, what do you think that, and the democrats are confused, -- >> once the american people understand what the republican agenda is, i think they're gonna retreat from that agenda. look, we're living in an era of -- billionaires are getting richer, working people are struggling, something like half of older workers in this country have nothing saved for retirement. so the idea that under trump, as you recall, we give a trillion dollars in tax breaks to the very rich and large corporations, and our republicans are coming back and saying, i, guess what, are really worried about the deficit, the national debt, we want to cut social security and medicaid another programs of vital importance, life and death importance to working families -- i don't think they're gonna get away with it. i think the american people will say, no way. you're not gonna do that. >> you're obviously a staunch supporter of expanding its title mints like social security. the congression

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coverage of the incoming chair of the senate health, education, labor committee, the vermont independent. >> well, such a quiet day, nothing going onere. good afternoon, everybody. come on, there's a lot of people here. good afternoon, everybody. ok, as you can all see, we have a couple of special guests here in the briefing room. i'm so proud to welcome to the podium steve kerr, nine time nba champion as well as a coach and a player, and steph curry, four time nba champion and two time most valuable player. they will say a few words about their visit to d.c. today and issue -- an issue that is close to their heart. so i will let them take over. this is great video, you should check that out. >> thank you so much for having us today. on behalf of the warriors, i want to thank president biden and vice president harris for the invitation to come to the white house today to celebrate our championship from a year ago . it's a great reminder of how lucky we are to be americans, to live in a country where we can chase our dreams and enjoy the fruits of our labor and celebration of all those around us, and to come here today with members

has been picked to serve on two committees even though he is facing calls to resign after he -- even from many members of the republican party, after he lied about his educationalkground, employment history, religion, and much more. santos will reportedly serve on the house small business committee and the science, space and technology committee. this all comes a week after house speaker kevin mccarthy announced he would strip three prominent democrats -- adam schiff, eric swalwell, and ilhan omar -- of their committee assignments. the white house is blasting republican lawmakers for pushing for major spending cuts as part of a deal to raise the debt limit. white house press secretary karine jean-pierre spoke on tuesday. >> this is not a plan. it is a recipe for economic catastrophe. as president biden has made clear, congress must deal with the debt limit and must do so without conditions. but congressional republicans are threatening to hold the nations fullface and credit, a mandate of the constitution, hostage to their demands to cut social security, to cut medicare, and to cut micaid. amy: the u.s. will technically hit the de ceiling on thursday but treasu