i'm grateful for his efforts to better the lives of first district kentuckians through his service on the lake cumberland district board of directors and his involvement with numerous community organizations throughout his career. as one of clinton county's prominent community leaders and advocates, he has prioritized industrial development and spurred economic opportunities for those he has served. these significant accomplishments in combination with his passion for serving his community have distinguished him as one of the region's most prominent public servants. his achievements and efforts to improve the lives of his fellow clinton countians have forged a legacy of outstanding character and commitment to continuous improvements in all facets of community life. judge executive armstrong's passion for bettering the community is rivaled only by his love for spenged time with his family. i join his wife, his children, and his five grandchildren, as well as all those who know him in thanking him for his years of service to his community. mr. speaker, i would like to recognize my frien

the first is pete staab are in minnesota's if district.fficer before being elected to minnesota's st. louis county commission but early in his career, he played professional hockey. he spoke with us about some of lessons he learned from that sport. >> teamwork, perseverance, hard and is always the equalizer for me, many people never gave -- to play so division i hockey but professional. through hard work and personal perseverance and dedication, just the drive to meet your goal and i was very fortunate. >> how long did you play professionally? >> i played three years and retired due to an injury in my neck. >> the other republican is jimhagedorn in the first district who succeeds tim walz who was elected minnesota governor. he is the son of former andesentative tom hagedorn served on the congressional staff of arlen stangl and and later worked for the treasury department. democrat angie craig is a former recorder for the commercial appeal in tennessee and moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical, and medical device

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the first of whom is pete stopper in the eighth district, he was a police officer before being electedto minnesota's st. louis county commission. but early in his career he played professional hockey. he spoke with us about some of the lessons he learned. >> teamwork, perseverance, hard work is always the equalizer and for me many people never gave me a chance to not only play division one but professional and it was through hard work, perseverance, dedication and just the drive to meet your goal and i was very fortunate. >>:did you play professionally? >> three years, i retired due to injury. >> the other republican is jim hagedorn in the first district, he succeeds the democrat tim walz who was elected the governor, he is the son of tom hagedorn and serves on the congressional staff of arlen stein went. he later worked for the treasury department. angie craig is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee and moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical, she is the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. another is o

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these 9/11 first responders live not only in new york but 433 of the 435 congressional districts across this country. this isn't just a new york issue. this isn't a democratic or republican part platform or political football. this is a responsibility we all shoulder as americans, first and foremost, it's the spirit of our nation and it is who we are as a people. these were the very men and women who, in the face of evil, were willing to put it all on the line to help save their fellow americans, who ran into the towers while everyone else was running out. it is unconscionable that time and again they have been forced to come crawling to washington, d.c. to plead their case as to why they're worthy of our support. it was heartbreaking and sickening and i hope we have learned our lesson. we must pass this legislation at the beginning of the 116th congress so these first responders don't have to go through all of this all again, so they can focus on their health and not be forced to travel to washington, d.c., on their own dime dozens of times for the benefits they have more than earned.

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the first of whom is minnesota's eighth district.e was a police officer before being elected to minnesota, st. louis county commissions but early in his career, he played professional hockey. he spoke with us about some of the lessons he learned from that sport. >> teamwork, perseverance, hard peoplend for me, many never gave me a chance to play hockey but it was through hard work and perseverance, dedication and just that drive to meet your goal, and i was very fortunate. >> how long did you play professionally? >> three years, i retired due to an injury to my neck. >> the other republican is jim hagedorn in the first district. he succeeds democrat tim walz was elected minnesota governor. he is the son of tom and adorn -- tom hagedorn. he later worked for the treasury department. democrat and ukraine is a former group -- democrat angie crane moved to minnesota to the executive at st. jude medical, and medical device manufacturer. she is the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. omar became one of the first

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district in oklahoma, which was becauseit flipped politics are local and people became quite concerned with what the president had proposed. was in the primary for my stand on offshore drilling, first on my primary opponents as the president. i said i'm not against the president, i am for the people in the district. you had every coastal mayor, with a formal proclamation with the city council saying, we do not think this is a good idea. not for the implication offshore, but for the implications on shore. we want to have a voice. andink for this very reason as a conservative you would believe in federalism that not all decisions need to be made in washington. issue and ia big would argue was a pivotal issue to flip that seat. was your primary race implemented of where the republican party is now? sen. mccaskill: it is -- rep. capord: it is implemented not staying that way. a solid blue district would not stay that way. it is indicative of where the independent voter is. that is more troubling and more telling. you have a lot of soccer moms out there who consistently voted republican in years past, but this year voted democrat. i walked into a restaurant and everyuy said, i've voted

the first of whom is stauber from minnesota's eighth district. mr. stauber was a police officer in the st. louis county commission but early in his career he played professional hockey. he spoke with us about some of the lessons he learned from that sport. >> teamwork, perseverance, hard work is always the equalizer and for me, you know, many people never gave me a chance to not only play division one hockey but let alone professional. and it was through hard work and perseverance, dedication, and just that drive to meet your goal. and i was very fortunate. >> how long did you play for professionally? >> i played three years. i retired due to an injury to my neck. announcer: the other republican joining minnesota's congressional delegation is jim hagadorn in the first district. mr. hagadorn, democrat tim walls who was elected minnesota governor and he is the son of former representative tom hagadorn and served on the congressional staff of former representative arlen stanglin and later worked for the treasury department. democrat angie craig is a for

congressman from the state of nebraska, first district. congressman from the state of alabama, fourth district. congressman from the state of pennsylvania, 12th district. congressman from the state of illinois, 14th district. congressman from virginia's fifth district. congressman, brad sherman, from california's 30th district. thank you all for being with us and thank you for being great supporters of idc. today, four years after the founding, i am proud that our organization has achieved so much in a few years for the christians of the middle east. our success has been largely due to the commitment of many of the religious rights, freedom rights, and human rights. for those of you who were with us last year, you have heard vice president pence promise more and direct support to the persecuted christians. i am happy to tell you that the trump administration has delivered on their promise. already, $300 million have been ofdged into the recovery persecution response program provided directly to organizations that are making an immediate dif

in the first district of michigan, we have almost double the percentage of veterans as to other districts in michigan. the first twoonor years to represent the veterans in the district. we're not getting any younger. is, has therehat been any consideration in the prioritizecess to older veterans because of where they are in the time of their life? >> actually, sir, thank you for the question. the board does have an advance on the docket process already in place. if the veteran is 75 or older, it's automatically flagged and we work those cases first. our new algorithm, the advance on the docket cases, those are all in the prioritization regardless of whether they are legacy orama. the advance on the docket also applies to veterans who have terminal health issues as well as financial issues. this past year, on my own motion, advanced cases on the for the hurricane and typhoon and we are releasing a statement i believe by the end of the week that we will address the california fires and the alaska earthquake. we actually advance cases for those veterans. age, it'ss reach that an automatic fl

these are the first district manager firings. wells fargo is down 15% this year. that is right.t has launched it's a self driving taxis. and that are actually generating fares the company now charging passengers to use its driverless vehicles. they had been testing in the technology the technology here since 2016. said they can download the app. and use it like other ridesharing apps. the human driver will be behind the wheel just in case. it is up less than 1% this year. i'm glad there is a human in the car. you never know. so as steve jobs did not like to give autographs but now they're worth a lot. and because of that they are worth a lot. they are worth about 51 thousand dollars. that is according to an analysis by paul frazier collectibles his autograph has jumped in value since 2000. of course thanks to apple's growing status. some other valuable autographs. i have a dollar right here. a promotion at cheesecake factory turns into complete chaos. police in cuffing a door --dash delivery driver. tensions obviously running high. as the restaurant got backed up trying to fill

i do hope that when it is finally renovated so students in the school district to use it, students get first dibs on it, and for the commissioner we hope you will advocate for many of the excess funds that the city is going to be getting. i never hear the word excess and school district in the same sentence. i hope you lead the charge to make sure that the school district gets the money that it deserves from that windfall of access excess. it is a very exciting time. i started off by saying it is a treasure and so was sidney goldstein. that is a very exciting partnership. i just want to make sure we understand some of the history behind the project. thank you. >> hello. i am susan's daughter. i'm the former conservative director. i was founder of the county high school and i was the artistic director for the san francisco unified school district. i want to mention an angel who is in the room. david is getting embarrassed and shaking his head. david golden was a great pile and an admirer. but he was also a great pile of the arts centre program, which is getting the slowest walk of my long lif

districts in michigan. it's been an honor these first two years to represent the veterans all of veterans in the district. the point of that is has there have been any consideration in the appeals process? to prioritize older veterans because of where they are in the time in their life? >> actually sir thank you for the question. the board does have the docket process already in place. 75 or older it's automatically flagged and we work those cases first. with their new algorithm the docket cases, those are all in the prior decision regardless of whether they are legacy are ama. it also plays of veterans who have terminal health issues as well as financial issues in this past year on my own motion i advanced cases on the docket for the hurricanes as well as the typhoon in the mariana islands. we are releasing a statement of belief by the end of the week for the california fires in the alaska earthquake. we do advanced cases for those veterans and veterans reach that age it's an automatic flight. >> is there something they have to fill out versa just automatic tickets to the information they provide under a

and in the first district of michigan we have almost double the percentage of veterans as do other districts in michigan. so it has been an honor these first two years to represent the veterans in the district and we're not getting any younger. and the point of that is has there been any consideration in the appeals process to prioritize older veterans because of where they are in the time in their life? >> actually -- do you want me to take this -- >> please. >> actually, sir, thank you for the question. it is a good point. actually the board does have an advance on the docket process already in place. the veterans is 75 or older, it is automatically flagged to go into that bin. and we work those cases first. and then our new algorithm, the advance on the docket cases are in -- those are all in the prioritization regardless of whether they are legacy or whether they are ama. the advance on the docket also applies to veterans who have terminal health issues as well as financial issues. and this past year on my own motion i advanced cases on the docket for the hurricanes, as well as the typho

. >> the other republican is jim hagedorn in the first district. he succeeds tim walz was elected minnesota governor. he is the son of former representative tom hagedorn and served on the congressional staff of former representative arlen stangl. >> next, a look at fetal tissue research. lawmakers hear researchers talk about the ethical and moral standards around fetal tissue research. they discussed stem cell research. [inaudible conversations] >> the

he joins us from washington and represents the first district of rhode island. how satisfied were you about the answers on china? >> i was not satisfied. i was disappointed with mr. pichai's answers. it is inconceivable that google could launch in china and at the same time, honor its commitment to universal human rights and to be sure they are a force for good. they will be used by the chinese government to collect information, engage in surveillance and censorship. 50 human rights organizations have come out strongly against it. i hope that pichai with a google does not intend to do it but he did not say it. he continued to say it was an internal discussion. it is very alarming that's, in a repressive place such as china, with a gross disrespect for censorship, no free press, that's google could become an enabler and facilitate idealsive -- repressive inconsistent with their core mission and america's core values. emily: he did not rule out plans to get back into china and did not to die they have had conversations with chinese government officials. he did rev

the first district of new york is the first to accuse the president, albeit indrirectly, f a crime.here's now a specific accusation of a specific crime. what congress does is an open question. i would suggest the answer to that question has to be informed by what happens next. what else does mueller have? >> the mueller's filing about cohen said that cohen has provided useful information in four significant respects including the russian government seeking political synergy with the trump campaign. the russian side vowing a meeting could have a phenomenal impact not only in political but a business dimension as well. president trump could say i never met with vladmir putin as a candidate. >> it's helpful to step back in this whole saga. it's helpful to step back and remember the headlines. did donald trump's campaign collude with the russians? donald trump's answer to that is absolutely not. there was no contact. everybody who is saying there might be is lying. the facts show that every one around the president is lying and specifically they are lying about contacts with russia. tha

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house of representatives and the first district of new hampshire. we are very proud of our new member of congress come already down there sponsoring house bill one or house from solution -- whatever they are called out there. i couldn't be more proud that it will be our member of congress there fighting to reform government and stomp out corruption. please welcome the congressman. [applause] thank you, everyone. thank you so much. thank you guys. good afternoon, new hampshire democrats. it is great to be with you here today. look, we have a full house. we all know it took a lot of hands to produce some great victories on november 6 two it i want to thank each and every one of you for the hard work that you gave to our effort and two democrats up and down the ticket. we could not have done it without your hard work over the past year. thatis very clear to me is voters sent a strong message across this country that it is time to and politics as usual, to end the culture of corruption , to focus on issues that are important like the cost of health insu

paul ryan has served the people of the first congressional district of wisconsin since 1999. r in 2015 and continues the tradition of lighting the capital christmas tree. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable paul ryan. [applause] mr. ryan: thank you, thank you. first, i want you oregonians to know your senator, ron wyden, long time friend of mine, led me into a pronunciation lecture. oregon, willamette, i could go on, but he did it with this baseball hat that reminded me of a rose bowl six years ago i was hoping to forget about. [laughter] but, i digress. what a beautiful tree. this is a beautiful occasion. i want to thank everyone who had a hand in pulling this altogether. thank you to the folks from willamette, oregon. brigette and everyone who made this possible. thank you for this wonderful journey. [applause] i know that is very much no small task, especially when a tree comes all the way from oregon. i want to thank my colleagues from the oregon delegation. i want to thank earl, susan, peter, and your two senators. one who has a better happen the other one. this is my fou

house of representatives and the first district of new hampshire.e are very proud of our new member of congress come already down there sponsoring house bill one or house from solution -- whatever they are called out there. i couldn't be more proud that it will be our member of congress there fighting to reform government and stomp out corruption. please welcome the congressman. [applause] >> thank you, everyone. thank you so much. thank you guys. good afternoon, new hampshire democrats. it is great to be with you here today. look, we have a full house. we all know it took a lot of hands to produce some great victories on november 6 two it i want to thank each and every one of you for the hard work that you gave to our effort and two democrats up and down the ticket. we could not have done it without your hard work over the past year. what is very clear to me is that voters sent a strong message across this country that it is time to end politics as usual, to end the culture of corruption , to focus on issues that are important like the cost of heal

retired due to an injury in my neck. >>> the other member of congress is jim hagadorn in the first district. he proceeds tim wells. he is the son of governor tom hagedorn. he later worked for the treasury department. democrat angie craig is a former reporter for the first appeal in memphis, tennessee. she became a medical device manufacturer. she is the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. somalia-born ilhan omar is the first woman elected to congress in 2018. ms. omar became an american citizen in 2000. she worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition while also being engaged in state and local politics in minnesota. that activity led to her election to the minnesota house of representatives in 2016. democrat dean phillips was less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother later married the son of abigail van buren who was popularly known for her dear abby advice column. phillips is the owner of his family's distillery company. >>> next a look at how african-american soldiers endured military service during world war

one democrat was elected to replace another democrat in the house of representatives from the first district and we are very proud of our new member of congress already down there. sponsoring house built one or whatever they're called down there. the big government reform package, i couldn't be more proud that it's going to be our member of congress that they're fighting to reform government and stomp out corruption corruption. welcome and in congressman chris pappas. >> thank you everyone, thank you so much . thank you guys, good afternoon new hampshire democrats. it's great to be with you here today . we have a full house and we all know it took a lot of hands to produce victories on november 6 and i want to thank each and everyone of you for the hard work you gave to our effort and the democrats up and down the ticket. we couldn't have done it without your hard work over the past year. what's very clear to me is that voters sent a strong message across this country. that it's time to end the politics as usual, time to end the culture of corruption, to focus on issues that are important in

ryan: my colleagues, i rise today to express profound gratitude to the people of the first district of wisconsin. anytime i can swear in a new member like we just did, it brings me back to a time when i was first sworn in a 1998. i remembered

the speaker: i rise today to express profound gratitude to the people of the first district of wisconsin. any time i get to swear in a new

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