,tart developing in milwaukee which came about in 1901 and had an interesting relationship because faulk became the president in 2012. there is a lot of interconnectivity between the companies, they grew quickly, we had a large railroad, we had chicago, northwestern, several other smaller railroads. will was always the most important thing for milwaukee was the milwaukee pork. when they had 1200 foot long peers that went all the way out the the lake, especially green industry, green coming from the land of wisconsin, green coming from minnesota. into the 1870's milwaukee was a bigger shipment point in chicago. influence the german we had a lot going on here too. the tavern or saloon is a major feature in the old streets of milwaukee, as well as a major feature of many of the neighborhoods. thisthe years saloons like -- last mental prohibition hit in 1920. the idea was a local brewery would supply a place, all the product, and all the necessary materials to run a tavern. somewhere independent entrepreneurs that ran taverns in local neighborhoods. you can always rely on a good clean beer o

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over to chris faulkes.ngland in recent hours. most of us have seen sunshine, but it did turn cloudy through the afternoon. talking about cloud, in the mid—atlantic, we have some weather fronts developing at the moment. this lump of cloud goes on to be an area of low pressure that will ultimately push these fronts into the uk this holiday weekend, with the cold front bringing cooler air across the country during the second half of that we can. there are showers around at the moment, but for many areas, a dry night with some clear spells. for northern ireland, cloud will thicken later in the night, and the temperatures will be 6—12dc. saturday morning starts with damp weather in northern ireland, then rain spreads into scotland, where it will turn heavy. further south, rain spreads into scotland, where it will turn heavy. furthersouth, dry weather for england and wales, bright and sunny spells, feeling warm. not the warmest of weather in scotla nd warm. not the warmest of weather in scotland with the cloud an

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he said people here don't like to faulk abotalk about their po. >> the one that would is no fan of beto's. would it surprise you if i told you this is one of the most conservative counties in the country? >> wouldn't surprise me at all. >> ashley is the chair of the king county democrats and the only democrat we could find in two days of searching. >> i came from yellow dog democrats. picture of jesus, other side was f.d.r. and other side was dale earnhardt. that's how we roll. >> reporter: talk about education. don't mention abortion or gay rights. what does he do right for communities like this in that campaign? >> he came. he went north of ped uk a peducd a little town hall. >> ultimately that would be the street cred for the democrats is to say, well, i went there, right? i respect that part of america, even if it doesn't bolster my campaign. >> reporter: on that point, democrat, scholar and cowboy all agree. >> i don't mind people that have a debate and discuss about it. i don't think they're going to change their minds anyway and you're probably not going to change ours so -- >> rep

a risk of sounding like a fan of the colombo, peter faulk series, iran is behind this, they would have to know given our increasing presence, military presence in the middle east, we're sending an armada there it would seem, we talked about, even though the president called it fake news, sending a lot of troops to the region, it would just seem to be idiotic for them to sort of tempt the tiger but what do you think of that? >> it would be actually in reality if they try anything bense against us or directly against our allies in serious fashion, we have enough firepower, iranians know we can wipe out their air force, navy, i don't want to talk about the electronic capacities. in terms of iran have nothing to do it, their allies houthis and drones said we did it, we bombarded, we attacked the saudi infrastructure i don't think reports about how many forces we'll send to the middle east are accurate. the president said we have the capacity doing whatever we want, whatever it takes. if we do it from air, electronically we don't need troops on the ground. the u.s. will have to protect its

like many american cities, you have these massive plants developing in milwaukee, like faulk, like chalmers lot of interconnectivity between the companies. they grew quickly. we were a large railroad hub. chicago northwestern, smaller belt railways. there was a lot of facility here. always the most important thing for milwaukee was the milwaukee court. that goes back to the 1840's. foot long piers. the green industry, from wisconsin, minnesota, the grain would all come here. shipmentbigger grain point than chicago. because of all of that grain and the german influence, we had a lot of beer going on here. the schlitz tavern or saloon is a major feature of the streets of old milwaukee as it was a major feature of many of the neighborhoods. over the years, saloons like this became what was called tied houses. this started in the 1880's and lasted until prohibition. the idea was that the local place, allld apply a the product, all of the necessary materials, to run a tavern. some of these were owned by the breweries themselves. some of them were leased. some were independent entrepreneurs that

that's why the media went into this riff about how faulk he had been in the meeting and called on peoplein the room and some of the people not in the room, to describe his level of calm that day. >> it's unbelievable. donny is the host of "saturday night politics." i cannot believe this, 47 million people tune in every week. and if you count of course -- >> i actually like it. >> armed forces -- you have to include armed forces in that, yeah. >> you're massive in guam. but the numbers out of guam so you have be you have are i find it hard to believe and my and started do that, be -- stop. no, i don't need you talking about me. this is -- there's no ceo. there's no effective manager who would ever do. my we add mrl. and the line at the mess hall at the end of the day. up are the leader, you eat last. and if there's no food at the end, that's fine. is this he is the antithesis of everything a great ceo does. ceo, surrounds himself with people opinion, a great ceo is direct and honest, a great ceo has empathy, has great strategic focus. just like you talked about fake virility, fake wealth,

diego morono from kent, daniel mccartney from pierce county, detective derrick faulk from kent and chiefof police randal scott gibson from kalama. all of these men we deserve a great deal of respect and gratitude for their service, for their sacrifice, and for all the men and women in law enforcement for their commitment and dedication to our country and for embodying the best of our nation. i've seen so many of the men and women of law enforcement who are coming here to d.c. this week to participate in this memorial. it is right that we give them recognition. it is right that we continue to remember the sacrifice that law enforcement makes every single day on our behalf. i thank the president and i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator for georgia. a senator: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. perdue: no further debate on the nomination. the presiding officer: the question is on the nomination. is