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other side of the house, the human services and i've been fortunate to work on this committee with dr. davis, congressman davis on a legislation called accelerating individuals into the workforce act and essentially what we're trying to do is encourage people to move from many of the government assistance programs we have into the workforce, become empowered and become independent and really achieve their own success, whatever that happens to be. what is your vision for your collaboration with the department of labor, for example, on these programs with how you can help us in our goals and bipartisan in nature for the most part to help individuals move into the workforce and become better citizens. >> i'm glad you asked that question. one of the proposals we have in the budget is called welfare to work which within our own programs with the administration of children and families it would enable us to create a holistic set of programs around the individual. we've attacked different problems that individuals in need would have. this would let us build aid for them and a transition to work aro

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i have been fortunate to work on this committee with dr. davis.e're working on legislation called accelerating individuals into the work has -- workforce act. we are trying to encourage people to work -- move from many of the government assistance programs we have into the workforce, become empowered, become independent, and achieve the road success, whatever that happens to be. ir own success, whatever that happens to be. >> i'm glad you asked that question. one of the proposals we have in our budget is called welfare to work. without our own programs, it would enable us to create a holistic set of programs around the individual. we have attacked different problems that individuals in need would have. this would let us build a for them and transition to work around the individual. my vision would be, once we can prove that works well, i want to seeth label -- labor if we can help build this type of holistic approach to individuals. rather than our old siloed ways of getting at these challenges. we are working in the budget to shore up our assista

dr. burgess, i thank you, mr. davis, and i thank you, mr. green, all of you gentlemen have done great work in this space. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas. mr. green: i reserve, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess. mr. burgess: i have no additional speakers. i'll reserve my time to close. the speaker pro tempore: it bes to reserve. the gentleman from texas, mr. -- the speaker pro tempore: continues to reserve. the gentleman from texas, mr. green. mr. green: i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas. mr. burgess: i yield myself the balance of our time, mr. speaker. the legislative hearing that we had on this bill, it's been now several months ago, but i was surprised to learn at that legislative hearing that there had not been a new f.d.a.-approved treatment for sickle cell in 40 years. my understanding is that may have changed recently. but that is way too long. we do need to

threshold for their use has been lowered dr strangelove would be proud is the world facing another dangerous arms race. politicking i'm talking with lanny davis the former white house counsel to president bill clinton and the author of the new book the unmaking of the president twenty sixteen how f.b.i. director james comey caused hillary clinton the presidency he joins me from new york. it's good in the tight basically how did he cause her the presidency when everyone thinks it's wisconsin and pennsylvania that cost of the presidency well what cost her pennsylvania michigan and wisconsin and a number of other states i don't make an argument i don't use adjectives or adverbs or rhetoric i proved statistically that it is beyond dispute. that but for james komi october twenty eighth letter hillary clinton is present united states and here's how i do it it took me months of research of all the polls that on the morning of october twenty eighth hillary clinton is up six percentage points nationally she won by three million popular votes she would have won by over seven million plus six in the battleground states let's just take the three you ment