we look forward to hearing from you, governor dewine. and last we will hear from misti allison who is a member of the community from east palestine, ohio. so thank you all for being here. senator brown, you can leadoff. >> thank you, madam chair. senator cruze, thank you and members of the committee especially my colleague from ohio senator vance. i want to thank governor dewine for the very good work he has done in responding to this. misti allison for activism. she said today with chair cantwell said this is her second trip to washington on half of east palestine can get. she's here soon after the loss of her mother. misty, thank you for speaking up during this difficult time and for yournd leadership and our thoughts and prayers of course with you andth your family. i appreciate the work that senator vance has done on this legislation. it's been a bipartisan effort from the beginning.. appreciate the comments of senator cruze and chair cantwell. i was just in east palestine again yesterday. i want to thank all eyewitnesses on t the se

dewine vetoed the bill last month saying it it became law, it would do more harm than good.dent athletes should be addressed he says outside of government and dewine only the second republican governor to veto a proposed ban on gender affirming care. the first by former arkansas governor. stuart: thanks, ash. my next guest is outside of the ncaa annual convention in phoenix and volleyball player macey petty joining me now. why are you rallying at ncaa and what exactly do you want from them? reporter: thankses for having me. we're here for a very clear message for ncaa that they must stop discriminating against women. a lot have been in the fight a very long time and i myself for my entire college career and they're categorically dismissing us and we want to show we're not backing down till they ensure that girls sports are for girls only. stuart: do you want men transitioning to women to not be allowed to compete against women? is that basically what you want? you're a transgender guy going from male to female and should not be allowed to compete with women, is that what you

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>> well, what we saw from governor dewine he was compromised.r $40,000 in finances and money from pro-trans hospitals. hospitals performing these surgeries. so i believe the votes are there. that was shown on the first round when the bill got through before it got to the governor's desk. as long as these people don't become compromised like governor dewine i believe it will have no issue getting passed. not the majority of ohioans, but the majority of americans feel. >> harris: let's talk about women sports, your specialty. the usa boxing has introduced a new policy which will allow trans boxers who were born as men to compete with women if they meet certain hormonal standards. they justified the decision saying the purpose of this policy is to provide fairness and safety for all boxers. critics don't buy that. republican congresswoman boebert called the move pathetic and disdiscussing. a fighter says the policy is not the right decision. one female boxer said it's politically incorrect having a man fighting a woman. >> we all know this. you don

governor dewine is that where you are? >> absolutely.r the other thing i talked with the ceo quite extensively about is training. in ohio most of our fire departments particularly in the rural areas are volunteers. the railroad has unique information and it is important they share that information about how you deal with train of fires. how you deal train wrecks. you pointed out that particular night they did not know what they are fighting. they did not know what they were dealing with. at least not for sure so training is very, very important. we are making progress in that regard but like all the roads to participate in that training. >> med and chair? >> center brown. >> we are working to create a fund. a regional fund for trading as governor dewine said m4 equipment. east apollo scene has one paid firefighter the teeth. chief.i think about 22 voluntee. they obviously are not going to be able to train them all to combat hazmat fires. we look in a regional way all of the state the funding. with from the chemical companies and the rail

ohio's senate was able to override governor mike dewine's veto of that bill.hat is surely a big win for women's sports. >> it is. it's a huge win. a few weeks back governor dewine veto thed this piece of legislation despite initially getting through i in both the house and the senate, but now both the house and the senate have is overridden his veto. so governor dewine, a are republican governor, joins the long list of democratic governors who have vetoed this. so i think that's incredibly telling on his part. but honestly, i think it opened the eyes of a lot of ohioans. stuart: it's not easy to override a governor's veto, and that's a fact. now this one, you, along with other conservatives, are offering to pay for any women who boy with cot and will not tee off against the transgender golfer haley davidson. now, riley, is that legit, paying people to boycott teague off with a trans-- teeing off with a trans if golf orer? >> it is legit. ivan talked to so many of these girls, and every single one of them who's had to compete against this male, they tell me, ri

those restrictions that dewine brought would affect adults as well as minors. spoke to someone from transohio earlier. here's what they said about the effect the law is already having on ohio families. >> we're in the process of essentially starting refugee enclaves in half a dozen states of people who used to want to be in ohio. i mean, many of them still do. you know, these are people who've lived here their whole lives. they have extended family connections, businesses, jobs, everything that you would expect for people who live somewhere. and they're in the process of deciding to uproot themselves or what they do. stephanie: so they are saying people may just leave ohio. but with nearly two dozen states enacting similar bans on gender-affirming care for minors, where do these families with transgender kids go? orion: that is a good question. as more states ban this care, there are not many options for them to go. if you look at a map of which the 22, now 23 states have put in place a gender affirming care ban, it is basically the entire south, and then in oh

three-fifths of the ohio senate must also vote to override dewine's veto for the bill to become law. the aclu of ohio slammed state republicans, saying, "this state-sponsored vendetta against some of ohio's most vulnerable young people is beyond cruel." in related news, two transgender women vying for seats in the ohio house of representatives have been challenged for not disclosing their birth names on nominating petitions. both women said they were unaware of the rule but that they would have complied despite the harmful nature of the requirement. one of the women, arienne childrey, said of the rule, "having to use your deadname is horrible. it is an attack on who we are." vanessa joy, who is appealing the decision last week to disqualify her, also warned that transgender people should not be forced to share their deadnames due to safety concerns. here in new york, lawsuits filed by prisoners at the great meadow correctional facility accuse guards of abuse and torture. two men, 44-year old charles wright and 32-year-old eugene taylor, say they were brutally beaten by guards who als

on east palestine, governor dewine, republican governor in ohio, asked the white house for a disasteron in july for the residents of east palestine because they found dioxins in the soil and water. dioxins never go away, forever chemicals break that disaster declaration was denied by the biden white house. not just his election has been struggling about. two senate races that matter, one -- bob casey in penns pennsylvania. right there on the border, celina sita reminded me, a town called darlington, that's in pennsylvania. i don't think he had any intention of going to east palestine, someone in the white house was like, chuck schumer wants us to go and it is the anniversary. the president is not going into anniversary. they said he will be going in february. they don't even have a date yet. >> jessica, isn't this all political? >> no, i don't think it's all political. i think it is somewhat political. this idea that you could ask anyone, republican or democrat, to take off their politician armor is ludicrous, everyone is thinking about it no matter what. i also don't think it is the

. >>> well, today the ohio senate is expected to override governor mike dewine's veto of legislationcal care for transgender minors. it would also block transgender girls from female sports. that would make ohio the 23rd state with restrictions on woul girls from female sports. that would make ohio the 23rd state with restrictions on transition related care, the 25th to limit participation of trans student athletes. maggie vespa is covering this story for us. what are we hearing, maggie? >> this is still going on right now. we are at well over a dozen lawmakers in ohio who have been giving presentations as to whether they will or will not vote to override the dwrn's bill. it will ban all gender affirming care. we're hearing a lot of what we expected from conservative and liberal lawmakers, republicans and democrats about why they plan to override the veto and effectively ban transgender health care, gender affirming care for children in that state. here is just one example thrks is actually the first lawmaker to speak earlier today of what we're hearing on this. take a listen. >> des

as for dewine's executive order today, that's making a mountain out of a mole hill because they don'tors, period. it might happen very rarely, but it is not the common practice. i personally have had it, but i'm 42. so. >> let me ask you finally, when do you expect that you'll learn about the results of your appeal and i hope you'll let us know how that goes. >> i mean, i hope next week, but who knows how fast the government's going to work, so -- but since this is pretty political, i imagine that might get sped up. >> vanessa joy, we thank you so much for taking the time to help us understand what's going on there. and we appreciate it. >> okay. thank you. >>> up next, the parole decision grabbing the sports world's attention, you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. i was short of breath just reading a book... but i didn't wait. they told their doctors. and found out they had... atrial fibrillation. a condition which makes it about five times more likely to have a stroke. if you have one or more of these symptoms irregular heartbe

agreed to override a veto of a bill barring transgender athletes from participating in women's sports dewine initially vetoed it to protect children and parent from medical overreach. >>> in arkansas, a massive manhunt is under way for two inmates who escaped from a detention center in pine bluff they are considering how they got out of the jail undetected it was 48 hours before anyone realized they were gone. police have warned local residents about the fugitives. >>> all right, we're getting a weekend break from the arctic blast. let's bring in michelle grossman, who is tracking what's ahead. we're getting ready for the downpour, rain coats instead of puffers, right >> right already mild in spots. we're going to see temperatures well above normal in some areas. we have 70s in new orleans, charleston near 80 degrees 19 degrees above normal and raleigh, 22 degrees above normal for this time of year. we'll keep the spring preview in place. as we go through the beginning of next week, we're going to be back t skies we'll see stormy weather in parts of the south central states and along the gul

columbus dispatch" says the republican dominated ohio senate voted to override republican governor mike dewine'so of legislation banning gender-affirming health care for transgender minors. the legislation also blocks transgender girls from participating in female sports. the state house earlier voted to override the veto. the measure will take effect in 90 days. opponents of the bill say they could take the matter to court. >>> and still to come, he's back for more late-night laughs. the new part-time host of "the daily show" is a familiar face. before my doctor and i chose breztri for my copd, i had bad days, (cough, cough) flare-ups that could permanently damage my lungs. with breztri, things changed for me. breztri gave me better breathing. starting within 5 minutes, i noticed my lung function improved. it helped improve my symptoms, and breztri was even proven to reduce flare-ups, including those that could send me to the hospital. so now i look forward to more good days. breztri won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. it is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have

ohio governor mike dewine has announced a special election to fill representative bill johnson's seato stepped down on january 21. the state will hold primary elections on march 19, with a general election on june 11. the house returns for the second session of the one hundred 18th congress on january 9, with funding deadlines on january 19 and february 2. watch of the house live on c-span, the senate on c-span2, and follow all our congressional coverage with c-span now, our mobile video app. >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress. from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> at thursday's white house briefing, national security council spokesman john kirby said u.s. intelligence officials believe ballistic missiles used by russia in recent attacks against ukraine were s

governor dewine, who i am very disappointed in, donald trump is an outsider obviously and my county voted for trump in 2020, the first time they voted republican since nixon. i am hoping to see my county re it is a democrat stronghold but ohio is going to go read and new hampshire definitely trump is going to win it. >> the latest poll released tonight by emerson, we spoke with the pol director about who is supporting who, what type of voter is backing the former president and nikki haley. listen. >> what we have seen since march is the republicanh trump, getting about 66% of adding one t4?hird ode spirit a lot like what he thought of independence in 2016 but the lead among republicans has doubled in that is why he is newest pole and nikki haley at 35% and desantis was 8% in our numbers. >> trump and haley both saw their numbers go up since the last polstriie dropping out of the race. she picked up seven points. even when a candidate drops out you will not get all the votes but she picked up a good chunk of it. it looks like trump picked up six points out of vivek ramaswamy also dropped o

i would categorize nikki haley with our governor, governor dewine, who i'm disappointed in. is an outsider, obviously. my county voted for donald trump inthe first time they voted republican since nixon. i'm hoping to see my town be red. it isdz youngstown, democrat stronghold but it is going to be red. ohio will go red and new hampshire definitely, i believe trump is going to win it. >> you may be interested in the latest poll released tonight by emerson. we spoke to the polling director about who is supporting who. what type of voter is backing the former president and nikki haley? take a listen. >> what we have seen since march is the republican party is lined hup with trump. he is getting 60 6% support of registered republicans and out of independence hethat is a lots getting in 2016. his lead among republicans has doubled and that is why we now have him at 50% in newest hole. nikki haley trails with 35% and we eliminated ron desantis, who was at 8%. >> the former president and nikki haley saw their numbers go up since the last pole. explain. >> nikki haley's incree is p

host: governor dewine's recent decision when it comes to the bill on transgender care, we hear aboutt but what dihe decided what will make that decision? guest: i wasn't surprised that he vetoed the legislation. a lot of people dump tickly like his policies. i don't like all of them myself but i feel he is a person who cares about children and tt's a key pnt of his administration that he wants to leave a legacy wary impres the life of ohio children. transgender children have been made the scapegoat aund the nation. governor dewine talked to alth professionals and families and talk to transgenr people who said the care saved their lives. this comes from fathers and mothers and transgender people is that the care saved the them from a destiny nobody wants for their child. host: when you talk about the engagement side of it, what do you do to make sureoth sides of an issue are reflected if it comes down to that? guest: it's hard to do a lot of times because people have -- people go by the media. they really want perspective on the news pages and websites. it's a hard thing to do but we

palestine plus the democratic senator plus sherrod brown are calling on fema to approve governor dewine'sclaration, unlocking additional resources and possibly providing ongoing health screens and benefits to residents, but the biden administration refuses to do that, they say does not apply because it is not a natural disaster, they say norfolk southern is responsible, is the disaster declaration often table for those who are clearly suffering? >> leaving aside, i don't know all of the legalities of the emergency management process, but i do know what we can do as a department to make sure it is safer, taking action unfocused inspection of railroads, making sure there is better hazardous material regulation, the epa has been acting to hold it accountable make sure the cleanup takes place, anything that can be done within the limits of the law this administration is going to do, when i talk to people in east palestine that i got to know in the aftermath, there are 2 things i hear, what is that they don't want this to happen to anyone else, and they don't want to be forgotten. >> the bipar

in ohio state lawmakers expected to override dewine's veto banning transgender medical care for minorsder transition surgery for minors and ban trans girls and women from competing if female sports. the house meets at 2:00. and earlier, we told you about a debate online, a family was kicked out of a cafe over their toddler's temper tantrum. we asked your thoughts, who is right and wrong in this situation? suzet says this is what is wrong with kids, no consequences and no respect. jennifer agrees with the owner, if only we could do this on planes. trouble in the skies, including that. >> steve: same flight i was on, i was sitting next to a child and the parent not disciplining him and the kid kicked me for 2-1/2 hours. i kept moving. coming up -- >> ainsley: still ahead, don't take me out to the ball game, gen-z more antisports. >> steve: clay travis will talk about that coming up next. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) emergen-c crystals. to finally lose 80 pounds and keep it off with golo is amazing. i've been

ohio governor mike dewine, biden administration policy total failure. we need change now. i support texas. i percent support governor abbott. florida governor ron desantis standing firmly behind texas, watch. >> biden going after texas saying they must remove fortification from border. they put wire to keep people out. biden saying you have to take that down to let people come in illegally which is just crazy. i remarked if the constitution underto mean state could not protect itself, federal government could enforce invasion. you have texas here. holding its ground. they have every write to fortify the border. article 1 section 10 of the constitution. they are in the right. >> sean: let's be clear here, these aren't just kind words for a fellow governor. these 25 states offering manpower, security, real support. blue state governors wine and complain and beg for more money. republican governors want to enforce the law: mike collins announcing legislation, thatting would prohibit federal officials from removing wire at the border. protecting the border is racist comparing

i know it is changed because governor dewine and his lieutenant governor are working hard to get colleges and universities to gear them wards the intel workforce. i can only speak to ohio from my experience. i had an economy professor who was excellent. i can only speak from my experience. host: did you graduate with any college debt? did your kids graduate with student loan debt? caller: no, there were seven of us and my dad told me at an early age that i was responsible for my own education and i was a resident assistantf three of my four years before i got my bachelors. and i was a substitute teacher. i am retired now. i can only say good things about my experience. host: carolyn thank you for your call. the student loan debt balance has increased 66% over the past decade and totals more than $1.77 trillion according to the federal reserve. a today breaking down those numbers. more than 92% of student loan debt is federal student loan debts while remaining amounts are owned by private student loan companies. you could look up those numbers if you would like. this is a wire from brookly

here's mike dewine. >> a week ago today i vetoed house bill 68.hat parents, not the government, should be making these very crucial medical decisions for the children. at that time i said there were things we need to do to further protect children and adults and some of these things to do is go well beyond what is in house bill 68 >> i signed an executive order just a few moments ago and enacting rules that ban transition surgeries for in hospitals in ohio and that ensures that surgeries of this type on minors can never happen in ohio. pete: he's saying he wants to do further than the bill than he vetoed? kayleigh: doesn't make sense to me. pete: will, what do you think? will: this man showed inherent weakness, lack of spine, and actually i guess two aimed when i'm saying some level of courage to stand here and do something so incredibly immoral and irrational. i don't know what led him to the firm position he held before in vetoes a bill that is moral and obstructing cerumen the right side of history and the rational that's water coup weak and we

host: governor dewine's recent decision when it comes to the ll on transgender care, we hear about ithe decided what will make that decision? guest: i wasn't surised that he vetoed the legislation. a lot of people dump tickly like his policies. i don't like all of them myself but i feel he is a person who cares about children and that's a key point of his administration that he wants to leave a lacy wy improves the life of ohio children. transgende children ha been made the scagoat around the nation. governor dewine taed to health professionals and families and talk to transgender people who said the care saved their lives. this comes from fathers and mothers d transgender people is that the care saved the them from a destiny nobody wants for their child. host: when you talk about the engageme side of it, what do you do to make sure both sides of an issue are reflect if it comes down to that? guest: it's hard to do a lot of times because people have -- people go by the media. they really want perspective on the news pages and websites. it's a hard thing to do but we try to solit colum

ohio's republican governor mike dewine had said lethal injection was no longer an option for executionster a federal judge ruled it could cause "severe pain and needless suffering." but ohio's republican state attorney general dave yost wrote on x, "perhaps nitrogen -- widely available and easy to manufacture -- can break the impasse." yost and other officials are holding a news conference today, less than a week after alabama executed 58-year-old kenneth smith with the nitrogen gas asphyxiation last thursday. this is media witness ivana hrynkiw. she is a journalist with al.com. >> made a lengthy final statement. "tonight caused humanity to take a step backwards." he also made an "i love you" signs in sign language. he appeared conscious for several minutes. for about two minutes, kenneth smith writhed for about two minutes on the gurney, followed by several minutes of deep breaths. his breaths slowed until it was no longer perceptive for me to witnesses. time of death pronounced at 8:25. amy: the day after alabama executed smith, alabama attorney general steve marshall encouraged other

referring to parents as caregivers this comes after the hospital donated thousands to governor mike dewinethat is disgusting and that should be illegal. >> news anchors being slammed after telling a teenager tetris record breaker to go outside but hosts social media tour into the anchor for criticizes their chilled game whose first to beat the unbeatable game. this game came out in 198 1985. this has never been done this anchor in the uk that it was a mom and said the kid should go outside. she was torn apart for quic. >> can i sit us as american parent let the kids play video games of the future of warfare's drones, all those little fat kids playing fortnite are going to save us. go back to the basement or. >> base of the. >> it played an embarrassing amount of tetris and game boys. [laughter] loolookout she turned out. that's it for us basee youback here joint 7:00 p. eastern. life liberty and levin starts now. it ♪ ♪ ♪

today the republican-dominated senate override a veto by governor mike dewine.ban gender affirming surgeries and hormone therapies and restrict mental health for individuals under the age of 18. measure bans transgender girls women's sports teams both kindergartener through 12 and collegiate level. ♪ >> breaking tonight, safety concerns are growing, concerning aircraft made by boeing. the company's top executive met with lawmakers on capitol hill today amid word that its own personnel may have been responsible for inadequately installing a piece that blew off a jet earlier this month. correspondent dan springer is in seattle with the story tonight. >> boeing's ceo appeared on capitol hill today and got a grilling not only from members of congress behind closed doors but also the media. everyone wants to know if the company's planes are safe for the public. >> we believe in our airplanes. we feel safe airplanes, our people do. we have confidence in the safety of our airplanes. that's what all of this is about. and we fully understand the gravity. >> the news for

. >> look, the decision by governor dewine to veto this originally i think was really wrong headed andions that a number of other republican governors have made at various points including vice presidential choice kristi noem riled up a lot of people who want to see their girls protected. there is a position within the republican cohort that says we don't want to prevent businesses from coming into our area. or ncaa tournaments from coming into our state. but there are more important things going on especially when it comes to the ability and protecting the rights of parents to raise their children according to their own biological gender and the protections involved in this bill that the ohio senate passed overwhelming the governor's veto are very important. the people in the future will look back on this as being something completely wrong headed and i'm glad there are some state senators out there with their heads screwed on straight. >> harris: we saw each other in the parking lot of new hampshire. you know this is an issue for voters about parental consent and power. in their own

amy: the ohio senate voted to override governor mike dewine's veto of an anti-trans bill, banning gender affirming medical treatment for youth. the house also voted to override the republican governor's veto earlier this month. the law, which also bars transgender students from school sports, is set to go into effect in 90 says. the transgender advocacy group transohio said it has been in touch with dozens of families who feel under attack and plan to leave the state. in minnesota, prosecutors charged a state trooper with second-degree murder for the fatal shooting of ricky cobb ii, a black man, during a traffic in -- traffic stop in minneapolis last year. 33-year-old cobb was a father of five. trooper ryan londregan, who is white, shot cobb after he attempted to flee in his car while being questioned during a traffic stop. mary moriarty, hennepin county's top prosecutor, vowed to hold police accountable after being elected in 2022 as the city was still reeling from the 2020 police murder of george floyd. a federal judge has sentenced a january 6 insurrectionist and proud boys member to

. >> reporter: we should point out ohio's governor is a republican, mike dewine vetoed that bill he drew. now this bill takes care of all kinds of gender-affirming care. guys. >> maggie, thanks so much. >>> every year, roughly 70% of women experience morning sickness, that's according to national institutes of health, for some the symptoms of nausea and vomiting will last a few months, but some experience a less common and extreme form of morning sickness that expands their entire pregnancy. maria shriver has more. >> you see pictures of people pregnant and picking cute little outfits and, you know, rocking a baby bump. that's what i imagined. but i did not have that. >> reporter: in 2018, asia grammar had just become pregnant with her first daughter when she became violently ill. >> i spent my days vomiting, 20 times a day, pretty much until the end of pregnancy. i was not able to maintain electrolytes and water and food in my body. >> reporter: but did you feel like, wait a minute, people talk about morning sickness. this isn't supposed to be like that? or something must be wrong with

republican lawmakers enacted it today over gop governor mike dewine's veto. he's issued a ban by executive order, but argued that enshrining it in law was overreach. the measure also bars transgender athletes from girl'' and women's sports teams in public schools and colleges. johnson & johnson agreed today to pay $150 million to washington state in an opioid settlement. opioid deaths in the state had more than doubled to more than 2000 from 2019 to 2022. nationwide, drug companies and others have reached $50 billion in opioid settlements in recent years. across europe, farmers protested from france to poland over sliding incomes and regulation. demonstrators say rising costs and cheap imports are putting unfair pressure on the industry. in france, they put up roadblocks and filled streets with tractors. some took their case against higher costs and cheap imports to the you parliament in brussels. >> [translated] the message is, stop us from being caught in the middle. they impose more and more draconian standards on us but on the other hand, our produce isn'

ohio governor mike dewine quote the biden administration'swe nee policy has been a total failure. we need change now. now.i support texas and i suppt governor abbott. florida governor ron desantiss also standing firmly behind texa s watch. >> biden is going after texas,og saying that they must remove fortifications from their border. they put wire e. p put wire they put things to keep people out. biden saying you got to takepe that down to let people come in illegally. would you crazy. and i remark that if crthe constitution was originaly understood to mean that a state could not protece t against an invasion, if the federal government could force a state to allow an invasion, the constitution would have never been ratified enf the first place. so you have texas here that's holding its ground. e to they have every right to fortify the border. these are the an invasio fortin0 and that's article one, section ten of the constitution. so they're on the right. l >> all right. let's be clear here. thes be cle aren't just kind wos for a fellow governor. >> thesea fellow five states, they

i know it is changed because governor dewine and his lieutenant governor are working hard to get colleges and universities to gear them towards e intel workforce. i can only speak to ohio from my experience. i had an economy professor who was excellent. i can only speak from my experience. host: did you graduate with any college debt? did your kids graduate with student loan debt? caller: no, there were seven of us and my dad told me at an early age tt i was responsible for my own education and i was a resident assistant of threof my four years before i got my bachelors. and i was a substitute teacher. i am retired now. i can only say good things about my experience. host: carolyn thank you for your call. the student loan debt balance has increased 66% over the past decade and totals more than $1.77 trillion according to the federal resee. usa today breaking down those numbers. more tn 92% of udent loan debt is federal udent loan debts while remainin amounts are owned by prate stent loan companies. you could look up those numbers if you would like. this is a wire fr brooklyn, new york on

charging station, mark dewine said elect like vehicles are the future and we want those in ohio to haveaccess today. this resolution would slow down such development across the u.s. and create incoherent policy. this is not just my opinion. it is shared by the steelworkers this a.f.c. coy and the international those whose jobs will be affected by the policy. u.s. steelworkers said the resolution is, quote shortsighted and misguided and would undercut american manufacturing both near and long-term. resolutions also opposed by the zero emission transportation association the electric vehicle manufacturers association whose members include e.v. charger manufacturers. others said this this were enacted it would cause disruption of major infrastructure projects across the country. we know infrastructure investment creates family wage jobs for u.s. workers. this delivers o-- the biden measure delivers on that promise. i urge my colleagues to vote against this. the speaker pro tempore: the yell from missouri. mr. graves: at this time i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. william

that includes testimony by alan shaw and ohio governor mike dewine and others. you can watch the senate commerce hearing at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. >> if we can get seated and get going, that would be great. >> the committee will come to order and i now recognize the gentle lady from georgia, mrs. green. >> so far, on this very important historic hearing we have listen to democrat democrats complain that we have did nothing to stop the border crisis, pretending that we did not pass hr two, the strongest border bill that has ever been passed. my democrat colleagues today are complaining that they need more money. it seems to be from listening on this committee, most of the time, they want more money to help migraines come into the country. it is unfortunate that it is about migrants. it should be about americans. i have listened to them talk about impeachment. saying that impeachment is not the right thing to do when it comes to secretary mayorkas complaining about impeachment hearings but i would like to remind everyone that when they impeached presiden