interacting with them during this period, we have connected the issue, as well as the committee on agriculture, the committee on laborection. here it is, what i think is how to help from beginning to end to bring it to the end so that there is a result 20 projects will go put down the minsk the region at the republican stage left-handed language to the conqueror of investors and tear off the development already in the real sector of the economy. the first place in france and the colossal experience of the project are choosing spending there, starting at the capital on a covered day, bribe it from the regions, and it takes place in the new format of the tradition on hemming at the base of the bashira. i came out on the republican threats, and the maldi 250 cotton for the ears at the enterprise. gumselmash earlier found such fucking estimates of mtz maz atlant added that she was a russian cast-iron detachment. yes, it works on several fronts. the first is work in the archives of the russian federation and the republic of belarus , we restore and improve monuments , this experience is certainly important for young peopl

during this period we closely interacted with them on the issue, as well as the committee on agriculture, the committee on laborocial protection. here it is, and i think there is how to help to bring it from beginning to end, so that the result will be sent, and you represent the minsk region at the republican stage. lepshi from them to win a decrease in investors and take away the development of the real sectors of the economy. and the colossal experience of the project is choosing from there spending started at the capital covered, you are not yagu bribe lessons and unakh, and it takes place near the new format, the traditional spring patsanale by shirley geography entered the republican knots. i’m 250 lads, your ears have passed away at the enterprise of hum, selmash, as early as possible, such applica yak mtz maz atlant will be added to the sheikh belarusian cast-iron detachment. yes, it works on several fronts. the first is work in the archives of the russian federation and the republic of belarus , we restore and improve monuments , this experience is certainly important for young people today, because pr

by the prosecutor and head of the state housing inspection in kaliningrad, chairman of the committee on laboral policy and veterans affairs yaroslav nilov visited a company that is developing the production of wheelchairs and related equipment 30% of the company's employees with disabilities, health , here and the factory and rehabilitation center and gyms picnic areas and even areas for recreation and fishing, the production of wheelchairs has grown into a whole and multifunctional complex for the disabled. here, a unique enterprise can be seen that is made with soul. on the one hand, the industrial zone, where , in fact, the development of a unique development, electric wheelchairs, but the most important thing is how the work process and the process of rest and process are organized here. uh, leisure, the main problem of the factory. today , product sales european markets are closed , russian ones are overflowing with chinese counterparts. yaroslav nilov promised to help the proposal to support domestic producers and send them to the government and the social fund. we absolutely made the r

andrei isaev, a member of the state duma committee on labor, social policy and veterans affairs, told about the draft law on employment of the population andrey isaev, thank you, how nice it is to feel the flavor of oriental tea drinking in russia - black tea, the tonic part of bergamot and soft black, with which it’s time to brew your face in the morning. only those who believe in themselves. well, all together. 2 left for battle of the seasons day, oops, my son alexei and this is your girlfriend. sklifosovsky new series today at 21:20 statistics show more and more russians go into business over the past year , according to the federal tax service , almost 6 million companies have registered and the number of self-employed has grown by half , the first steps, novice businessmen are helped to make my business opened within the framework of over the project small and medium enterprises. wherever you press at any moment together. can you figure it out? where do you go next is very easy to do ordering the first orders alice nelyubina. the girl is looking forward to launching her own gril

on thursday, february 16, from 10:00 to 12:00, the committee on labor, employment and social protectione mingo executive committee will hold another online job fair, and this minsk news agency writes at the event that applicants will be offered more than 300 vacancies at the end of the fair. all current offers will be automatically transferred to the general republican bank of vacancies on the portal of the state employment service. main water, a component of all life on earth, is no exception, depending on age, each of us contains 60 to 70% of this substance , due to which the most important biochemical processes of thermoregulation occur in the body . when the amount of fluid in his body decreases by only 1-2%, it is half a liter as a result of lack of moisture. the skin becomes coarse, there is dryness of the mucous membranes, general weakness. drowsiness headache. and then the loss consciousness and death, so it is important to replenish stocks in time for the most common questions from readers of a rural newspaper. the hygienist of the minsk regional center for hygiene, epidemiolog

schultz is declining an invitation to appear on capitol hill to discuss his company's compliance with federal labor laws. 11 senators on the labor committee want him to testify at a hearing next month now a general counsel for the coffeehouse says schulz will soon leave the post a ceo and it's best that another senior leader, go before congress. one of the most watched shows on television returns tonight, right here on ktvu, fox two. the excitement of the masked singer returns for the premiere of season nine. actress amber riley won the competition last year. there is a whole new list of celebrities hiding their identities and some wacky costumes. the contestants are new. the judges, though, are all back. it you liked. it's true like that. just read each other's minds without saying anything kind of knowing when the when to speak, when did joke when to kind of piping. there's not a lot of overlap. now there's a new feature this season, judges can save and eliminated performer, the masked singer and ktvu tonight at eight o'clock. pitchers and catchers for the san francisco giants are reporting today for spring training in arizona. the firs

i am on the agriculture committee, health education labor and pensions, i am on a committee called budget committee which sadly has been relegated into almost useless appendage in the federal government. we haven't done a budget that we have adhered to in decades. i come from an agriculture community. i look at how we spend money in the farm bill and 82% of it is for nutrition. 11% would be for safety net programs with insurance commodity supports, it begs the question in that we don't do budgets anymore. it ought to be things that we do well. you have to live within your means. i like to point out while we have opportunities like this, we are currently borrowing nearly 30% of what we spend annually. it was closer to 20% when i got here. that is not a good business plan for the long run. mostly preaching at this point. i'm going to be interested to see how the farm bill has turned into a nutrition bill and it is all part of the issue. you find out here senator thune pointed to earlier that the thrifty food plan increased by over 21% and it is now going to shove the farm bill into over a -

committees is a point that mccarthy has made throughout this process. in the case of congresswoman ilhan omar, she'll still serve on the education and labor committee eventes she lost her place on the foreign affairs committee. and he mentioned something that we were talking about at the beginning of this hour, andrea, which is that democrats condemned her when she made those remarks that she has since apologized for. i think it's a reminder in the ways in which democrats have been willing to police themselves within their own ranks. how leadership has been willing to take accountability and speak with members of their caucus when these kinds of moments arise, and it's a stark contrast from the way that mccarthy treated his own members in the last congress, specifically looking at people like congresswoman marjorie taylor greene and congressman paul gosar for the comments they med putting violence against their colleagues here in congress. i know that's something mccarthy alluded to last night when he gaggled with reports, saying did you see paul gosar and alexander o'ocasio-cortez talking on the floor of the congress. it doesn't alleviate the threats h

finally, i want to ask you because you also said on the health education labor and pensions committee chaired by senator bernie sanders, your committee wrote a letter asking starbucks ceo to come testify on march 9 alleging, quote, a lack of compliance with federal labor laws. this is about how starbucks deals with the unions and howard shultz has declined that request. starbucks says he is leaving in april and they would like to send someone else to testify. i wonder what you make of that. >> well, i think they are just trying to avoid embarrass a. . starbucks has been really involved in a super aggressive campaign to stop their workers from organizing. i have seen it firsthand in connecticut where workers are trying to organize in west hartford, and their ceo should come and testify. he actually has been overseeing and orchestrating this campaign. whether or not he is leaving, he is responsible for the conduct we are trying to investigate. these big corporations have too much power in america and unions are a way that workers can get an even chance at the negotiating table with gian

labor for manufacturers from this place and they can be implemented. based on the changed conditions, the general director of labor and social welfare cooperative of tehran province also decided to form a committee with the title of employment management and entrepreneurship to organize foreign nationals in all of this understanding in line with the continuation of iran's services to afghan nationals, and this mechanism was concluded with the qatar development fund and four million and 878 euros it will help afghan children who are left out of education. the ministry of education of our country has announced that 670 students from afghan nationals are currently studying in iran and 150 thousand other students are on the registration page . foreigners who have residency documents have until march 15th to register for literacy courses . they have the talent of thousands of people in alborz province with the cooperation of the general directorate of nationals of the ministry of interior and the general directorate of education of alborz province. to those who are from jalalund can apply for prayers on the 15th day of isfand and register. the ministry of foreign affairs of the taliban announced the

senate house education, labor and pensions committee, he says it's imperative that we acknowledge the reality of today and not run away from that reality as he delivered a speech on the status of the working class. this is just over 45 minutes. >> good evening, everyone, thank you for joining us put your hands together for senator bernie sanders. [applause] >> thank you. >> me begin by thanking all of you here in d.c. for coming out this evening, must enter much appreciated. let me thank c-span for covering this event. let me also think everyone who is watching via live stream. as we enter the new year and as congress begins the legislative session next week and as we just finished celebrating the birthday of doctor martin luther king jr. one of the great fighters for justice in our nation's history. it is appropriate seems to me that we ask ourselves to very simple questions questions which are not asked very often. question one what is everyday life like today. for the vast majority about people, that is the working class of this country, the middle class of this countrywe n lower income americans. what are the pains, what are the struggles in the hopes that th

one party dictatorship of the lines of mall including was what mall did institutionally. she really, she is still very much part of that larger central committee, but he has no doubt about many labors with control. but from an economic standpoint, his economic agenda is built exactly on that agenda which dangling down. i mean one can get trapped in some of the jargon dang, talk of a principal contradiction. 981. she talked about that in 2017 dang, talked of international circulation as part of opening up. she talks of dual circulation. it's basically on that foundation that the dang lid is the next stage of reform, an opening up. it's even called a new round of free form and opening up. so for you can amik standpoint, he is very much dang successor. what i would say is that he is not as economically liberal as dang isn't. and at the same time, he's not as politically conservative as my was, and so he is a mix of the 2. and that's why that creates, it's an ethnic magic me. here's the 60000 dollar question that i think most of the people who are watching this right now, i would probably think is he a communist? totally in his own view, in his view, he is very, very committed to the c

was united by the family and labor collectives, from all over the country the first secretary of the central committee of the rsm alexandra lukyanov today in the capital on eighth captivity and the youth organization summed up the results of the past year, set goals for the current ones, discussed issues of important events. yes, this is the 60th anniversary of the belarusian student detachments and the 105th anniversary of the all-union, as well as the eightieth anniversary of the khatyn tragedy. this day became solemn for 21 pioneers. the guys arrived in the capital from different parts of belarus to say goodbye to the pioneer tie and join side by side and traditionally awarded the best of those who actively participates in the activities of youth organizations. i was a really active figure in the pioneers and participated in various charity concerts. i do vocals. i also helped pensioners, especially war veterans, because it is really important for me somehow it is a symbol, and of all the belarusian people and heroism. and, of course, these are the numbers, and above all, the people themselves, who came a record for the entire existence of the belarus

board the department of labor and the department of states that iso was on i would have to say of voice would've been hearing would not be able to impact the labor advisory committeeel really change the policy of the trump administration. do what is a labor advisory committee still active in the biden administration? >> very different. the people we were dealing with actually had been directed by this president to write in protections for workers and away the trump trump administration did not directed. >> at the white house how often do you meet? i meet with various people at the white house often and regularly. the people we dealt with on trade were grounded more in the department of laborers who we met with. grix jon is here in washington d.c. line for democrats good morning. >> hi. does believe workers would benefit and labor market would be stronger if sei you and the teamsters union would rejoin the national afl-cio body to make the labor movement a stronger, more unified. i'll take my answers off the phone and thank you for all of your work. >> 's are your answer can explain history there? >> sure. the american federation of labor is a group that has 60 aff

dzhabarov, deputy chairman of the federation council committee on international affairs , shared the channel with a tv channel . a very important region. cheap laborith huge reserves of such rare things. growth. e, they are young, that is, when young people develop faster, therefore, i think that both belarus and russia, well, and china, we consider it a partner. he interacts very well with us from belarus we know this is just the beginning. now. i think that the chinese are even more active after all the events. recently associated with this probe, and so on with taiwan. they will turn to us belarusians even more strongly, because their africa is a huge force, a huge impetus for the development of our countries. i think that here we will stand in solidarity and hinder each other, we will definitely not, but we will help. now it is extremely important to be in constant contact with our youth to convey the truth to them . week, such a non-standard dialogue took place at the minsk state vocational college of builders named after kamensky, and the situation at the outer borders of valuable stores, innovations in the education system , students. here

when i came to the senate and won a seat on the health, education, labor and pensions committee, a committee that dave also served on, he comeedly reached out to me to offer -- immediately reached out to me to offer support and ideas. every year he organized a group of young health care leaders through the health policy center in st. thomas to come to washington and i always made time to sit down and talk with them. it was so great to see how senator durenberger continued to instill in these policy fellows the mission of diving in beneath the headlines to figure out exactly what would make health care more accessible and affordable for everyone. when dave was elected to the senate, he was an independent republican as the minnesota state party was then called. he later dropped the republican part and was a proud independent, always willing to work with both democrats and republicans to solve problems. he was an outspoken critic of president trump and he lamented the extremism in the republican party today. dave always stood for bipartisanship, pragmatism, and politics that is about improving

on a book tv's author interview program "after words" author and committee organizer saket soni retells the story of how a group of indian men came to the u.s. as guestworkers and became trapped in forced laborhe is it abused by was aref history -- mauzzaraf chishti. mr. chishti: welcome, everyone. we are here to discuss the book"the great

on that as well. >> thank you very much. thank you madam chair and ranking member boozman. i'm of the agriculture committee with health education labor pensions. i am onan a committee called budget committee, which sadly has been relegated into almost a useless appendage in the federal government. we have ended on a budget that we've adhered to in decades. agriculture is dear to me because i come from an agricultural community. we spend money in the farmville and 82% of it is for nutrition. 11% would be for safety net programs with crop insurance commodity supports and then conservation roughly 4%. what begs the question and that we don't do budgets anymore like maybe defending the country ought to be things that we do well but you have to live within your means. i'd like to point out while you have opportunities like this we are currently borrowing nearly 30% of what we spend annually. it was closer to 20% when i got here. that is not a good business plan for the long run. mostly preaching at this point. it would be interesting to see how it is turned into a nutrition bill and it's all part of the issue and you find out here senator

projectiles and so on, but parliamentary control when people with e-e admission, a specialty from a specialized committee, control in this way from society from the people because of the people’s laborse otherwise. yes, this is democracy, after all, it is an absolutely necessary thing, because i think this scandal with gladchuk which to a certain extent cost president poroshenko his second term, and compare with that level of secrecy with that level of completely incomprehensible people who now head these departments. and by the way, the question of how it functions once again, parliamentary democracy, does mr. reznikov have influence over all his deputies, or does mr. reznikov have influence over all his departments, or did he himself lead those 600 corrupt officials about kinzad? i doubt it, but this is a question of how the ministry works. i was the head of the regional state administration, i had a very clear question for the cabinet of ministers for the administration of the president, friends, if i am responsible. and i, as the head of the regional administration, am responsible, then you will not send from kyiv or from someone unknown deputies or leaders, because then what am

kiley: secretary of labor marty walsh has announced his intention to leave the biden administration and deputy secretary julie su is the leading candidate. as chair of the house committee on work force protections, i am urging president biden not to appoint her to this important cabinet post. prior to joining the labor department, she was the secretary of labor under governor newsome. to say she failed would be an extreme understatement. i'm serving in the state assembly. failures on the stale that no state in this country ever experienced. i sent a letter from members of the california congressional delegation urging him to nominate someone other than her. i will expand on the points we raised in that letter. her labor department inflicted on my constituents and millions of californians needs to be understood by the president and every senator who would be voting on her nomination. i will be discussing three main failures. each of which is independently disqualifying. . . . . first, under her direction they failed to deliver benefits to millions of californians. second, the e.d.d. allowed the largest fraud of taxpayer dollars in history. third, su help dead stroy the car

on our air. the labor collective united the family and from all over the country the first secretary of the central committeeold reporters about this today in the capital at the eighth drunk youth organization summed up the results of the past year, set goals and discussed important events and dates for this one. this is the 60th anniversary of the belarusian student teams and the 105th anniversary of the all-union komsomol a. also the eightieth anniversary of the khatyn tragedy, this day became solemn for 21 pioneers. the guys arrived in the capital from different parts of belarus to say goodbye to the pioneer tie and traditionally awarded the best . who actively participates in the activities of the youth organization. i was a really active figure in the pioneers and participated in various charity concerts. i do vocals. i also helped pensioners, because especially war veterans, because it is really important for me for all the belarusian people and heroism. and, of course, these are the numbers, and above all, the people themselves, who came a record for the entire existence of the belarusian republican y

haven't been able to crack the labor market maybe they should stop trying and realize that's the key to the soft landing they hope to engineer >> i sat on that committee for ten years. one of the things beaten into you, don't make the mistakes of the 1970s. i'm absolutely convinced what they don't want to do is now make two big mistakes. the first was a transitionary inflation argument that had egg on their face. the worst that can happen is for them to stop early, have inflation rear its heugly head again and not come down sufficiently they will err on the side of doing too much if they do err. the dual mandate on employment and inflation, and there's no way, i think, no way on earth this chairman wants to go down in history of having made two big blunders >> respectfully i would say his credibility is not our problem if he blew it the first time -- >> his credibility is essential in order for them to do it in the real economy and the market comes and goes mr. market is schizophrenic on occasion the job is to deal with the real economy. the markets will prosper and that's the mentality when you're sitting at the table. >> how do they know it's too ea

eastern on after words committee organizers author of t great escape retells the story help men from india entered into the u.s. as guest workers only to become trapped and forced labor is interviewed by migration policy institute watch book tv every sunday on cspan2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government that were funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> doing this is just a committee center? no it's my more than that. comcast is parting with 1000 committee centers to get wi-fi enabled the students from low-income families gethe

committee for labor party. it is we will have a rally on thursday at 3 p.m. in front of laguna honda demanding it stay open and demanding there be an emergency decredit boy the board of supervisors we have to recognize that -- 12 died as a result of negligence. the director colfax, pickens, this it is not an accident they knew the people would die and telling us than i don't know they will be stop the discharges coming on the third? why is the hearing put off to may? i think well is corruption and incompetence at the hospital with management not the workers this cover ups, of haaresment and bully of pisht and the youn officials tuck about the harassment of the workers that are trying to do their job. people in charge by london breed the mayor are incomp tent they say they have spent 26 million dollars on consultants why don't they hire qualified people to run laguna honda. they don't answer. they are spending our tax dollars to hire consultant they could hire staff. fact is there is no over sty in california because the agencies have billion captured by billi

committee for labor party. it is we will have a rally on thursday at 3 p.m.of laguna honda demanding it stay open and demanding there be an emergency decredit boy the board of supervisors we have to recognize that -- 12 died as a result of negligence. the director colfax, pickens, this it is not an accident they knew the people would die and telling us than i don't know they will be stop the discharges coming on the third? why is the hearing put off to may? i think well is corruption and incompetence at the hospital with management not the workers this cover ups, of haaresment and bully of pisht and the youn officials tuck about the harassment of the workers that are trying to do their job. people in charge by london breed the mayor are incomp tent they say they have spent 26 million dollars on consultants why don't they hire qualified people to run laguna honda. they don't answer. they are spending our tax dollars to hire consultant they could hire staff. fact is there is no over sty in california because the agencies have billion captured by billion nir and

i will say to my colleagues on the committee that trade is great, we need more trade. if we don't have the laborget the props, we will have a huge problem and we are facing a crisis when it comes to farm labor in the united states including the valley where you visited so i hope miracles, we might actually be able to address this because there's nobody but congress that can address this and our growers and producers and crop folks in my state and i know across the country are depending on us to do it and i hope it's hope people have. i want to dot ask about 2018 in this farm bill, the committee legalized protection as you know for the first time, farmers in colorado were eager to grow it.e burdensome testing requirements and lack of processing facilities stunted potential crops,un something a crop people all over the country are growing. what resources are available to help farmers and navigate complex revelatory framework, what should we look to do in thn upcoming farm bill to ensure the success of this crop? >> thank you and it was a pleasure to visit the valley and meet with producers there.

labor's inspector general and secret service. as the evidence of fraud escalated, i'm sorry to say democrats continued to turn a blind eye. they ignored two requests from house republicans on this committee to hold an oversight hearing just like the one today. >> the ways and means committee reveals thieves stole as much as half of the 878 billion taxpayer dollars spent on unemployment insurance alone during the pandemic. this means 20% of taxpayer dollars were misspent. the scale of fraud is so enormous president biden highlighted it during the state of the union. listen. >> president biden: now let's triple the anti-fraud strike force going after the criminals. double the statue of limitations and crack down on identity fraud from criminal signed -- every dollar we put into fighting fraud taxpayers get back ten times as much. >> house oversight chair james comer says it's all the fault of democratic leadership in the previous commerce. >> investigated an nfl football team and examining pet, flea and tick collars. >> he hosted a hearing on this last week where witnesses revealed $5 trillion were doled out inappropriately during covid. president biden now says spending more to beef up an

labor has been found to be part of the supply chain. >>> sources tell nbc news that congressional leaders and top members of the senate and house intelligence committees will get their first briefing tomorrow on the investigations into classified documents found on the properties of joe biden, donald trump, and mike pence >>> and an internal government watchdog will reportedly look at transportation secretary pete buttigieg's use of government jets for official trips and his office said he made 18 flights for seven trips and in all but one instance it was less expensive than having him and his staff fly commercially tyler. >> very interesting. ber that coombs, thank you very much >>> ahead on power lunch, twitter laying off more staff. amazon expanding same day delivery and cathie wood weighing in on nvidia. we'll break down today's top stories in our tech check featur e. lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reli

eastern on after words committee organizers author of t great escape retells the story help men from india entered into the u.s. as guest workers only to become trapped and forced labor. he is interviewed by migration policy institute watch book tv every sunday on cspan2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at booktv.org. ♪ c-span is your unfiltered view of government that were funded by these television companies and more including comcast. >> doing this is just a committee center? no it's my more than that. comcast is parting with 1000 committee centers to get wi-fi enabled the students from low-income families get the tools they need to be ready for anything. coast support c-span is a public service along these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. the house oversight and accountability committee has adopted a new package for the 118th congress by a partyline vote of 25 -- 19. the new roles include putting into virtual participation and public hearings for members and witnesses. and the creation of five new subcommittees. this runs about an hour and 50 minutes. minutes. [background noises] [backgroun

committee and these people. they may be on trial here in minsk yes, but they themselves live there in vitebsk in brest in the regions. well they are here in minsk and they come forward from their laborctives to offer them, and then they pass and come to us. we are also familiar in the order of election by the order of work. well, these are generally people who are usually people who bring some kind of know, here in the process of justice maybe the opinions of people are not people to me, sometimes it can’t be purely legal from a legal point of view i attack hmm maybe an independent look, maybe even well, a new look at some circumstances makes it very important from the point of view of justice to look at some the situation is not from the point of view of a professional lawyer, but from the point of view of an ordinary ordinary citizen, how the conore react to what happened, you know, maybe just the truth, sometimes it lies in this. in principle, the people's assessor is always present with us. they are now always present. yes, at all levels and in districts and regional courts. where criminal cases are being considered for which more than 10 years will be imposed as a measure of pu

on a book tv's author interview program "after words," author and committee organizer saket soni retells the story of how a group of indian men came to the u.s. as guestworkers and became trapped in forced labor. he is interviewed by mauzzaraf chishti. "after words" interviewing authors. discuss the book, e great escape true sry of forced labor and immigrant dreams in america by my friends at sony. soccer is a nationally renowned organizer organizer of labor rights and immigrant workers. he heads an organization called resilient force, where he builds skilled workforce, carry out america's climate adaptation and disaster recovery. but he gained national reputation for protecting and organizing workers who work in various projects around the country to rebuild homes and schools and cities after various natural disasters. he is, as i said, a nationally recognized organizer. he has been described the architect of the next to labor movement by usa today and the fast company called him the boss created one of the most creative people. of 2022, and i'm sure he remain one of 2023. also. but we are here to discuss his book. it's a book that tells the story of a gup of indian workers who took debts an

labor secretaries who truly value american working people. we certainly wish the secretary well in all his future face offs and puck drops. good luck to you, secretary walsh. >> question on house oversight committee wants to examine the u.s. pullout from afghanistan a second republican-led investigation. does the white house plan to cooperate with the investigation, how does it feel about? >> i'll say this. we have been providing congress with information on afghanistan and the operation for this past year, so don't have anything to add there. as you know, the white house counsel is very much focused on the oversight, the ones who are answering questions and dealing with the letters, certainly we'll take a look at the letters, so i will let them speak to this. >> what's the status of the administration [inaudible] ever going to be finished or -- >> so don't have any update on the review, i know it's been asked a couple times. i know jake sullivan spoke to this, i don't have an update for you all and once we have something to share we will provide it. >> update for next week. >> i would have to honestly speak to jake sullivan, the national security counsel team, he has spoken this, i would have to

committee as well as former director of the congressional budget office. these job gains are across the board. the labor market a key to how much further the fed needs to lift rates. that was signals on wednesday that they're not done, contrary to what some people may have thought. >> yeah. the market thinks the fed should back off and has rate cuts built in by the end of the year. the fed chair told them, don't get too married to that forecast. he doesn't see it happening in part because he wanted to see -- this is before the number came out. this was wednesday. he wanted to see the job market get a little weaker, create slack in the job market. so we didn't have strongly rising wages impacting inflation. what's happened, you said it well, this is a broad-based gain in jobs. i can't seem to find anything particularly that juiced it up. sometimes we get a quirky number and it's a seasonal adjustment. but it's across the board. one other thing, we were kind of confident the job market was weakening. temporary help, a leading indicator, had gone down. almost all those things reversed this month. we are back in the race for a strong hiring. >> they did a quarter point. you worked in a r

committee, then it will. that is what will happen. having price stability, real price stability for an extended period of time is enormously beneficial to the public. on the back of that, you can build a strong labor market. we had a labor market with 3.5% unemployment in 2018 and 2019. we had inflation really getting to 2%. wages were running up for people at the lower end of the spectrum. we all want to get back to that place. the bedrock is to get inflation under control. david r: the unemployment rate has not gone up as much as we thought. some say it is because we don't have as many illegal immigrants coming into the country. do you think immigration is an issue in regards to giving us more labor workers? what you think that is not a factor? chair powell: it was a factor because there was little migration across borders during the pandemic. that was part of what was happening, particularly in sectors like agriculture and food sectors where there were not people. just recently, the immigration data has turned up again. i think that may be part of what people are feeling somewhat less pressure in a labor markets to find workers. this is any issue not for the fed, immigration is a political issu

committee for labor party. it is we will have a rally on thursday at 3 p.m.ont of laguna honda demanding it stay open and demanding there be an emergency decredit boy the board of supervisors we have to recognize that -- 12 died as a result of negligence. the director colfax, pickens, this it is not an accident they knew the people would die and telling us than i don't know they will be stop the discharges coming on the third? why is the hearing put off to may? i think well is corruption and incompetence at the hospital with management not the workers this cover ups, of haaresment and bully of pisht and the youn officials tuck about the harassment of the workers that are trying to do their job. people in charge by london breed the mayor are incomp tent they say they have spent 26 million dollars on consultants why don't they hire qualified people to run laguna honda. they don't answer. they are spending our tax dollars to hire consultant they could hire staff. fact is there is no over sty in california because the agencies have billion captured by billion nir

on the committee trait is great. we need trademark colorado producers believe we need more trade if we don't have the labor to actually get these crops in, we are going to have a huge problem in this country we are facing a massive crisis when it comes to farm labor in the united states. including the valley revisited. so i hope for this congress miracle of miracles we might actually be able to finally address this. because there is nobody but congress that can address this. our growers and producers in crop folks and my state and i and all across the country are depending on us to do that. i wanted to ask you about secretary moffitt in 2018. in this farmville the committee legalized production of hemp as you know for the first time. farmers in colorado for eagle to plant and grow it. unfortunately burdens and testing requirements, the lack of processing facilities have stunted the potential for this versatile crop. a crop people all over the country are interested in growing print what usda resources helping farmers and state navigate the complex hemp regulatory framework part which we look to an upcoming farmville t

labor standards. one other thing i wanted to mention is just the draft reparations report that was released a separate track by the reparations advisory committee, and just wanted to make sure the public is aware that a public bank is explicit recommendation in the draft reparations plan and then that is sort of running side by side with our public bank discussion. that will have a hearing before the board of supervisors in march and moving towards finalizing that on a similar track that we are on but there is a lot of connections some between the work and it the movement for reparations and public banking both in terms of the existence of a public bank, and also in terms of what specifically the public bank can lend on and many of the strategies-when you look at the housing recommendations, in the draft reparation reports they include the very strategies we are talking about that can't get funded anywhere else. they include resident ownership in the black community through things like coops and land trusts, so those are recommendations of the reparations report so it is great to see the connection and the synergy and think also helps with real

labor standards. one other thing i wanted to mention is just the draft reparations report that was released a separate track by the reparations advisory committee, and just wanted to make sure the public is aware that a public bank is explicit recommendation in the draft reparations plan and then that is sort of running side by side with our public bank discussion. that will have a hearing before the board of supervisors in march and moving towards finalizing that on a similar track that we are on but there is a lot of connections some between the work and it the movement for reparations and public banking both in terms of the existence of a public bank, and also in terms of what specifically the public bank can lend on and many of the strategies-when you look at the housing recommendations, in the draft reparation reports they include the very strategies we are talking about that can't get funded anywhere else. they include resident ownership in the black community through things like coops and land trusts, so those are recommendations of the reparations report so it is great to see the connection and the synergy and think also helps with real

on what to do in that area? >> a number of recommendations i'll be happy to send up to you. >> absolutely that labor department is in the jurisdiction of education and workforce committee i am anxious to see those. so you charged 47 defendants 2,050,000,000-dollar fraud scream involving minnesota nonprofit. one of the largest covid aid frauds uncovered. what if any indicators were there at this sort of fraud including those that could've been stopped earlier? which is always hard to say whether someone can be stopped earlier one should be careful in hindsight to say that. had there been on these various programs pre-review and applicants whether it was a legal entity didn't really exist? what is the e-mail address coming from overseas? was it from ip address coming from overseas? as we just reported on names, date of birth, social security's numbers match wits and social security and menstruation records ongoing investigations regarding transnational criminal actors defrauding our pandemic relief programs. it looks like in a statement the secret service put out in december, you talked about a group called atp 41. are you familiar with that group? >> yes sir. >> atp 41 was a