ethel's story must not be forgotten and she must be exonerated. thank you. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the member from account k. representative larson, for five minutes. mr. larson: thank you, speaker smith. has a nice ring to it. i rise today to address ongoing concerns about social security. especially just in this past week since mr. musk has decided that he in an unauthorized position, not approved by the senate, with no accountability is after everybody's data and information at s.a.a. it might surprise some of the viewers in our audience to know why the wealthiest man in the world needs to know your social security and medicare and medicaid information. privacy is something that americans value. data is something that billionaires can turn into money. and so, mr. speaker, we need to know what role elon musk and doge, or i call it dodge because they dodge accountability, will have with the agency and everyone's hard earned benefits. as if an unconfirmed, unelected billionaire should have access to

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ethel, thank you for being a beacon for christians out there in the world to know forgiveness can happen. i don't want to forget but as a woman of faith, i have to. but also the bible reminds us that forgiveness does not forfeit justice. in romans 12::19 leave it to god to the wrath of god that vengessance is mine and i will repay says the lord. as woman of i draw the teachings of jesus christ. i will not stand by while abuse is hidden or ignored. i will fight to protect victims and hold abusers accountable and ensure that every woman and child has the safety and security they deserve. pelico said shame must change sites. i know longer live in the shadows and no longer live in shame. thank you jezell in fighting for your justice. and i thank j.k. rollins. her message has kept me pushing forward when i didn't think i had anything left and untold number of groups working to support women. i spent hours to protect women and girls. i want to thank my staff who are here and who are watching, for working on this legislation. they worked hard to deliver. women have rights. women have the right

lucy: ethel, we're going to have a baby.inda lavin: and we got to see a pregnant woman on television wearing a dress that started from the neck and was like a tent. eve plumb: are we afraid of seeing a pregnant woman in the 1950s because it means that she has had sex? as if we didn't all come from a pregnant woman. patrick gomez: and in the 60s, sitcoms were still stuck in perpetuating this 1950s suburban housewife mentality. patrick gomez: but then it's this really interesting dynamic where you see tv trying to address the gender war that was coming. ♪ barbara eden: i definitely think i dream of jeannie is an escape for many people. tony: i could eat a horse. barbara eden: you know. she's, she's this entity who's trying to do the best she can in the world that she's come into. jeannie: thou may ask anything of thy slave, master. barbara eden: yes, she said, 'master'. but of course, she was the powerful one. she's magic. i mean, when you have magic, you can do a lot of things. tony: what are you reading jeannie? jeannie: i'm

and the democrats are lucy and ethel trying to keep up, wrapping the chocolates as they whizzed by onhat a reference that is too old for you people? >> jessica: i know it. >> greg: the audience at home -- >> dana: last week. >> greg: i use the favorite restaurant analogy before. you don't have to like everything on the menu to give it five stars on yelp. you might find one issue, that's not for me. maybe it is what jessica doesn't like. but taken together you can file purpose. network. which is america first. no bluffs given. i don't think anybody has seen this before. it is a phenomenon. is it because, you know, we just had incompetent people, or we didn't know what to ask for? and trump was the guy that just keeps asking, why don't we do this, why don't we do that? he opens up the hood of the car to show you how it is doing. this is all happening in real-time. you got musk on x telling you what is going on with d.o.g.e. you are learning so much while this is happening. >> dana: one thing also, judge, partly because of the contrast with joe biden. >> judge jeanine: yeah. >> dana: in

♪ ethel: what's so tough about earning a living? lucy: yeah?! ricki: have you ever done it?y: no, but i could. ricki: ha! danny: lucille ball with the chocolates. always funny. boss: if one piece of candy gets past you and into the packing room unwrapped, you're fired! jeff garlin: all the writers needed to say was lucy had a conveyor belt. you're good. marisa: some of the most memorable episodes of i love lucy are when she gets a job outside the home... but it always unravels. boss: you're doing splendidly. speed it up a little! marisa: when sitcoms started, they were family sitcoms and for years that's all there was. patrick gomez: and then we move into the 1960s, we start to see more people working in an office than on a factory line. news archive: for the first time in the history of our nation, a majority of all workers are in white collar jobs. patrick gomez: and you were spending time getting to know your colleagues. alan: you ready? rob: i'm ready! melvin: alan, i've got those- herbie pilato: the dick van dyke show was laugh out loud funny. announcer: the dick van dy

ethel, thank you for being a beacon for christians out there in the world to know forgiveness can happen. i don't want to forget but as a woman of faith, i have to. but also the bible reminds us that forgiveness does not forfeit justice. in romans 12::19 leave it to god to the wrath of god that vengessance is mine and i will repay says the lord. as woman of i draw the teachings of jesus christ. i will not stand by while abuse is hidden or ignored. i will fight to protect victims and hold abusers accountable and ensure that every woman and child has the safety and security they deserve. pelico said shame must change sites. i know longer live in the shadows and no longer live in shame. thank you jezell in fighting for your justice. and i thank j.k. rollins. her message has kept me pushing forward when i didn't think i had anything left and untold number of groups working to support women. i spent hours to protect women and girls. i want to thank my staff who are here and who are watching, for working on this legislation. they worked hard to deliver. women have rights. women have the right