they were hunting for a real fischer. more than 40,000 suspects were checked and about 2,000 crimes were solved. adults made up legends. oh children, they composed horror stories, meanwhile the investigators connected the murder of children in the moscow region with those that were taking place at the same time in the rostov region. chikatilo was detained by the swindler continued to kill now some of the wich-docs from the criminal cases of both maniacs are stored in the central museum of the russian ministry of internal affairs at neighboring stands and despite the fact that golovkin had fewer episodes of his ways. where the sophistication of the operation to capture fisher was code-named boa constrictor, because he strangled his victims. and this is the most innocuous thing that he did, it was all from this to under. vale with this rope, he strangled his victim, throws our noose on these frames, the only ones who managed to survive after meeting with the maniac 23-year-old andrey minina recognizes in alexander the head

in a metal garage next to this plant, fischer's last victims were yura denis and vladik the maniac.lled them one by one in front of each other, along with another comrade the day before he disappeared. the guys went to moscow and uncle seryozha pulled back the fourth teenager introduced fischer to his friends, he gave a ride, when in the fall of the ninety-second three friends disappeared, the investigators and went to golovkin a this is january ninety-third snow-covered forest near moscow. golovkin, in a state-owned quilted jacket and pink hat, tells how he met a boy at the fence of the pioneer camp. nobody else saw him. here you go. i’m here longitudinally show me, yes, don’t be scared, lord, when andryusha’s body was found before his eyes by police officers, he asked, he felt all the attention began to tell, the further, the more he composed, so fischer appeared it came to him.

we managed to track down sergey khostunov from fischer's cellmates. sentence in the mordovian colony for the murder of the family of a diplomat, his wife and children in 90. in the 102nd year, he met with the head. we have a sailor's silence in the detention center. i thought it was kind of black. he immediately lit a cigarette. such fussy eyes were very red and embarrassed; for example, they say, i'm telling a joke, but this one laughs for half an hour, without stopping in at the disposal of our program was a letter that golovkin wrote to his mother during the season, in which he thanks her for the warm things, says, as soon as he received them, the quote smelled at home. hello dear mommy. so my most terrible secret came out. see? what a bastard i turned out to be, it all started. i have been in school for a long time. i understand, and i did before. how much grief i can cause you and all your relatives, but i could not help myself. letters to you, not a single mistake golovkin graduated from moscow school number 167 a silver medal, but as a child he

senator fischer. sen. fischer: as we discussed last year the nexgen opi are satellite program is one of the key components of our future missile warning along with proliferated constellations, smaller satellites operated in the lower orbits. during your nomination hearing you stated that having no gaps in coverage for missile warning was a high priority. at the missile warning mission is the cornerstone of our strategic deterrent. if we can't effectively respond, if we can't detect when our adversaries are launching nuclear weapons, we are in trouble. so it is very important that we continue to fund this next gen opir given the importance of this no fail mission i'm concerned to see that the space force's fiscal year budget request appears to purport cut ins for the satellite. does this base force intend to complete that architecture and if not how are you going to mitigated? gen. saltzman: yes, ma'am, thank you. the real architecture that we need is the one that is under -- yes, can you hear me? the archi

how fischer managed to kidnap children for several years in the elite area of ​​​​the moscow region,his shubobo around her neck she had a chain, gold with a cross. he took this from one of the gesturals that is working. only not at the factory he tracked down his juvenile victims and really no one was proved, but the atrocities in his garage were small there, over which he mocked was only 10 years old. we digitized artists in a high-profile case, they will show rare footage of investigative actions involving fischer and tell previously unknown details about the life of a maniac sentenced to mortal ka the material of the criminal case, from which, even after 30 years, shudders studied ukraine kharitonova, you also need to pay taxes for air trade , the investigators took up popular bloggers who earn millions, and the country's budget does not replenish the claims that we have we will try in the near future . all of them to repay the spouses are the defendants in the criminal case. how did they make their fortune and how did they hide their income? nobody has been doing this for a long

fischer: your same with this pivot, the two lower orbs you have no pns to lo at th o now?.altzma whave the plans withexgen opir. at conellati we aretill navigang theudget. that's the lg-term tnsitio to therolifeted missile warning. but geo sateites a too much of aarget. having themn loweorbit creates a problem for an adversy which lowershe thresholfor aack onrbit. it's more resilient and creates a level of deterrence because they can't attack the satellites. sen. fischer: it seems like the major opposition programs that are executed by space force have been late. they have cost overruns or both. does the space force acquisition community, i guess i would say how do you plan to address that? and do you agree with my assessment? gen. saltzn: i've been doing this business a long time. i have seen the same things you are noting there. i can't argue with the facts about cost of schedules. i've been very impressed with the way frank cal valley has run the program. he's focused on several different things buying small satellites, having shorter-term contracts going with well deve

that there's a buyer's strike. >> it's a great point and mark fischer is really the g.o.a.t.ould like his opinion on this the presidential opinion, we're goin spr at prices of $67 to $62 they sold the barrels of oil at $70. buy it back now at $67 they should be that has to be the floor >> he said it should be bought at $65 and sold at $85 when it got to $65 it was bought a bit but it will be in the range. it will be buying fossil fuel. i don't see it as having gone away >> brenda, you own chevron >> if you look at the performance from last year it was tremendous the stocks are cheap you need to have that incremental supply come online in order to drive the stocks higher and make a case for a significant move higher. we just can't make the case. fundamentals will be healthy they will be paying down debt. having that move higher versus last year is hard to make a case >> josh, you have both sides of the case you have berkshire, right? next in oil and gas etf? >> yeah, look, i think one of the most interesting things that comes out of the last few years and all of the imbalances

axios senior media reporter and cnn media analyst sara fischer joining us.n phones, including my daughter's. would china's devestment matter? >> if you're a chinese company, you have an obligation to share the data with the chinese government. if it's not owned by a chinese company, our government clearly thinks we'd be able to solve that problem. two, there's the issue of content moderation oversight. if it's owned by a u.s. company, a u.s. company would have -- >> there are questions about what our kids are saying versus the chinese version of tiktok which has all sorts of educational instruction. today the uk banned tiktok from government devices, following in line with the european union's similar ban. take a listen to a member of parliament earlier today? >> mr. speaker, this is a precautionary move. we know there's limited use of tick tork across government, but it is also good cyber hygiene. >> is there any concrete evidence that tiktok is a threat to national security, whether in europe or the united states? >> not on government devices. there have b

fischer: as senator ricketts noted, nebraska is what america is supposed to be. i know senator ricketts cares deeply about the people of our great state and together we will work hard to deliver results for nebraska. senator ricketts served nebraska admirably as our governor for two terms, and i am confident that his time in the united states senate will further his legacy as an exceptional advocate for our state. just this month senator ricketts and i, we collaborated by traveling to the southern border to see firsthand the crisis that's unfolding there. we've partnered on a number of bills to push back on the biden administration's bureaucratic overreach, including on wotus. and we held a tele-town hall for our constituents. i congratulate senator ricketts on his maiden speech here in the united states senate, and i look forward to many more opportunities to work together for the interests of our home state of nebraska. madam president, i congratulate the senator and welcome him to the united states senate. mr. thune: madam president. the presiding officer: the

senator fischer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general saltzman, thank you for being here today and for sharing your perspective with the subcommittee, and thank you for your many, many years of service. you are only the second ever chief of space operations and any an unique position to leave a mark on what is still essentially a brand-new military service. an opportunity like this comes around less than once l and a generation, and i'm sure you feel i the gravity and the expectation of this every single day. i look forward to hearing more of your vision for this newest service branch, specifically how your warming get into a fighting force that is ready to prosecute war as part of the united states military. i would also like to understand how you are shaping the space acquisition enterprise to that vision, enabling the joint force. t thank you, mr. chairman. >> general saltzman. >> chairman king, ranking member fischer,in distinguished members of the subcommittee, thanks for your continued support for the opportunity to discuss

toby fischer is a farmer who recently started working with brand. he used to use conventional fertilizer until six months ago when he switched to kill. pressing the counter into fertilizer that has a nice a nice smell to it. so you know it's the good stuff. so what is actually going on here they quite a wide you know just put it straight on the field the nutrients from the kelp. old will transfer over to the water can you see the kelp just turns it. like i do you really enjoy all the nutrients which is out in. two the liquid and then we can use a liquid to fertilize not going to get like some crab jump at you never know. toby's farm grows over twenty five different kinds of fruits and veggies. supplying the local community. and is this organic plant based fertilizer that he now uses on all these crops [inaudible] yeah. cal for you you'll never taste gallatin give again. do you feel a kind of connection to the sea because of this operation most land base farmers don't think about their actions and how they affect. the see the nutrients run off from t

the archive of the high-profile case, we will show rare footage and investigative actions involving fischerell previously unknown details about the life of a maniac sentenced to death executions. the material of the criminal case, from which, even after 30 years, karina kharitonova studied shivering, you also have to pay for air trade. tax investigators have taken on popular bloggers who earn millions, and the country's budget does not replenish the claims that we are trying to make in the near future. all of them must be paid off by the spouses of chekalin, defendants in the criminal case. how did they make their fortune and how did they hide their income? nobody has been doing this for a long time. this is easily revealed. why people willingly believed in the fairy tales of internet coaches and paid for the banal and useless advice advised walking at least 10,000 steps. i brought this figure to 40 two thousand we decided to bring to light the taurus who fool their subscribers and tell. who else can investigators come with searches to expose the kings of the information business, reporting

fischer alexeyania long alyssov. alexey vagin.ry ivanov, the second team of the kondomansiysk autonomous region, a full-time krug and 14 additional rounds, beat the argentines in the final match of the tournament of the association of professional tennis players of the masters series, in miami the match ended with a score of 6:362 in favor of the head of state, whose 14th seed will play against, yes. medvedev , he was seeded at the tournament under the fourth number. the bear won three victories in the previous four meetings against khachanov, including in the quarter-finals of the voladide tournament this season. although, well, for the first time he went into the quarry. in a career, he reached his fourth tournament final in miami earlier in this competition. he did not go beyond the third circle of the russian. for the first time since 2019. he will play the semi-finals of the masters series tournament, then he stepped on medvedev in the tournament. also for the first time reached the semi-finals of the tournament in miami in t

the prototype space suit shall be used for astronaut training this summer. alan fischer report it. what the well dressed astronaut will be waiting on the moon in 2025 as nasa plans, a new lunar mission. it's also updating the suit that will be used. and so it's very important that you are very strict a safety guidelines in a suit that will ah, provide their redundancy in the reliability. you need to make sure every time a human steps put on the that they'll be able to do. they need to safely and get back and be ready for the next. the next mission space suits have come a long way from me. iconic image of human kind, setting foot on the moon, the suits then we're bulky, difficult to move around in the last up grade came 40 years ago with the space shuttle missions. this new $200000000.00 design is considered a revolution rather than evolution. a dramatic new way and it's hello astronauts to do what they need to do. it's not taking a piece from say that the current space and just kind of tweaking it and upgrading at the there's, there's cases here or there of that. but in large part,

exotic such unusual brazil together with our colleague ekaterina antonova giovanna antonelli vera fischerf it is this association that comes to your mind first, when it comes to brazil , then, rather, go on a date with this country, an exhibition with this name opened in the capital palace of arts. but for now , i'll go on a date instead of you. i uh. this idea came to my mind. as soon as i came here to belarus, i noticed that there were a lot of misconceptions and vice versa, we usually know the cliché that is present in society. and i wanted to overcome this idea and form another perception of my country here in belarus i think art is a powerful tool. everyone understands what is in the picture. you do not need to speak portuguese or russian for this. you just need to feel the energy of the picture. always draws self-portraits. these are portraits and even it would seem that an exhibition in brazil but each of the authors chose what he was interested in as a person in this country, so we first of all asked about associations of artists associated with brazil coffee, jesus statue and car

i would add my thanks to senator fischer is on the corn issue. minnesota is actually fourth in the country for exports. and exports. this hearing is really important to us i also thank senator smith for a question on dairy. something else that we care a lot about. i was going to store broader, miss taylor. the fact that we see room to grow with exports, according to the 2021 study of the export development programs. you cite for every $1 invested in these programs u.s. act export value increased by $24, which is pretty incredible. it found that these programs are under funded. i know senator brown asked you a little bit about this can you talk about how we compared to other international trading partners? according to your testimony, the eu's export program for wind alone was greater than the entire budget of all of usda's market development programs. i think that that should concern our colleagues when we look at the balance. and much of eat enjoy pairing up with the eu and drinking their wine. thank you senator klobuchar i, think these issues a

the first edition of the kobzar and poetic works was published by the fischer printing house v in 1840he money of nikolai gogol's friend pyotr martos, the well-known scooter of the author of the monument to minin and pozharsky on red square, but this benefactor, who was the first to discover shevchenko's poetic gift, also managed to spit in his soul. subsequently, martas spoke of him succinctly. with a boor there will be no pan, but shevchenko did not worry about all this. he changed one patron for another without any problems in his poem, shevchenko's dream poured over those who bought him out of the serfs. this struck even belinsky, who had difficulty suspect sympathy for the authorities. consider, the sovereign laughed at himself and probably the matter would have ended with that and the fool would not have suffered, but only that he was stupid, when the sovereign read the easter empress, then the great anger came and here are his own words, let's say. he had reasons to be dissatisfied with me and hate me, but for what it’s true, empress alexandra feodorovna personally took part in

senator fischer customer? >> our nutrition programs play an important role in helping families navigate difficult times. unfortunately, we know perhaps the biggest economic challenge facing americans is inflation. in particular, families have been hit hard by inflation at the grocery store. since president biden took office, the food at home price index is up 19.6%. grocery prices for many family staples have skyrocketed. for example, chicken breast prices are up 32%. 21%. ground beef 21%. as we have a discussion about our nutrition programs ahead of the next farm bill, it's important we also recognize how inflation and policies that have contributed to it impact the ability of families to put nutritious meals on the table. as you know, our food banks and local food pantries play a critical role in helping to provide families in need. in nebraska the food bank of lincoln and the food banks of the heartland rely on the emergency food assistance program along with philanthropic support to distribute food to loca

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. >> or greg fischer cinnamon out there from some that it's been five years, and there's no indictment i'm not for that. >> no only 80 it so that a year and a but i will say this, there's something wrong with me. i used to go super excited about the sellers but upside because he here hunter you think is can be good for you start doing drugs on the is hunter biden, he sought to develop a tolerance for it right, because you become jaded to the skulduggery you've got meth and crack and, you've got bribes and grounds and influence peddling, but he is flooded the zone was so much abuse that you end up conveniently and bitterly. right, that's depressed. you know, that is based in it. so we know is a junkie and blah, blah, blah but the iranians they work so hard to find the stuff in the trunk family. another got it, it got this influence peddling and corruption and you know you say he has problems but it shows you that there's a certain lie about the biden being a dedicated civil servant joe biden. you would be to if you know the products and the payout in the payoff u.k. it is a lush life he

shana fischer of arizona pbs reports for our ts and culture series, canvas. shana: at 70 years old, rusty bowers is not looking to start a new chapter in his life, but rather continue an old one. rusty: i loved to doodle and draw in class in grade school. shana: six months after losing the republican primary to his trump-backed opponent -- rusty: and i'm thinking of this in the terms of politics. shana: the outspoken conservative is letting his art speak for him now. rusty: in the legislature, the contrast in time demand made it where i could rarely paint. shana: growing up in chino valley, his mother sparked the creative fire inside of him when he was just five. but, at the time, he says, she was just trying to keep him quiet in church. rusty: she would draw the girls like they're on breck shampoo, and these beautifully coiffed. she'd draw and just out of her head, and then hand it to me and say, copy that. and i would sit and copy it. and wasn't much of a bother. [laughter] shana: after winning a statewide art competition in high school, he enrolled in art

fischer: thank you, madam president.y colleagues are here today to shine a light on the biden administration's obsession with unhelpful and unnecessary regulations. we know that excessive red tape deaf states our -- devastates our economy and it harms communities. that's why the president's agenda needs to be stopped, and we can do it right here in the united states senate. i've introduced legislation this congress to push back against the administration's misguided rule intensifying emission standards for heavy-duty vehicles. in my home state of nebraska, one in 12 people are employed by the trucking industry, making it the third largest industry in our state. in the united states as a whole, over three million people work as commercial truckers, and american truckers transported almost 11 billion tons of freight in the year twoism. 2021. consumers all across the country rely on trucking to bring goods to markets quickly and affordably. truckers play an essential role in our communities and our economy, but the biden ad

let's dig deeper with our senior media reporter oliver darcy and sara fischer.ochs let fox hosts, quote, run wild. what stood out to you today from the hearing? >> i thought, wolf, actually what stood out to me is what the judge was saying during this hearing and he was peppering fox news with some pretty tough questions about their coverage in the wake of the 2020 election. at one point he asked -- asked fox, he said how can you be fair if you are knowingly providing false information to the audience and another point in the case or in the hearing today he asked fox about the choice to amplify some of those false conspiracy theories in the wake of the election saying that he thought it would be a better story actually perhaps to have poked holes in trump's conspiracy theories, so, you know, this offers a window into his thinking as he potentially decides to rule one way or another on this case, of course, fox has asked this case to be dismissed in its entirely. dominion asked the judge to rule in its favor and both want to theoretically avoid a trial. unclear w

fischer talks about. and so dr. angela, could you actually expand on that? and us a little bit about what you know came from that task force? like what were the specific measurable metric x you knew you could go after to improve, you know, if a pandemic gives you an epidemic of any sort, gives you no time, you've got to charge into the problem and so let me just say a couple things that happened. our medical students got pulled out of homeless shelters, shelters for, and we had a meeting. we said, well, what's going happen in the shelters whom? he met with a shelter? oh, they're going to move the beds they're going to reduce the number of people in shelters by a third and separate the beds. and if you just a logical well, there's a virus that's airborne moving the beds a few feet apart in a room like this is not is going to be not going save lives. the health department was very clear from day one that the pandemic is a health department was overwhelmed, that they couldn't they they didn't have think through the problem so we actually in and not just us we p

swisher, editor at large of new york magazine, an host of the podcast pivot an on air with karen fischerblic policy at th university of michigan kara, refresh my memory. when the actual financia crisis happened, the entir investment banking industry wa led by white guys. what was under it was th festering subprime crisis. and there was not a band o lgbtq transgender mortgage brokers selling upside dow mortgages to people across thi country. what kind of nonsense argument are they making here >> it's nonsense, nonsense argument when i saw that, i was shot. and the same thing comer was saying he's completely ignorant silicon valley bank, for a lon time, it was a joke in the valley that was all men who ar winning. and a lot of women wanted to get on the advisory panel an they never got on it there is nothing woke abou this bank. it was very, i would say libertarian maybe if you had t pick something, but no particularly political this was about bad investments or investment they held on to. they got caught in a squeeze essentially. and to do this is just a ridiculous nonsensical right-wing t

and they hope eventually to the white house in what would be a remarkable come by alan fischer at oxen hill, maryland. thank you. chilly stepped up its military presence on its northern border with pearl and bolivia. gum is trying to stop the influx of undocumented migrants thursdays. their say they're around $1400000.00 on documented migrants within its borders. our latin america editor salisia newman reports now from called china on the chile olivia border. this was the site the last time we came to pull cheney on chiles border was bolivia, tiny town where residents were out numbered by tens of thousands of undocumented migrants. the majority from the news layla. to day mike reached a conspicuous, by their absence and called channing. the reason for the change is this week's deployment of chiles military to the border called chinese mer applause. the mules is told, i mean the c, d 's, mr. her soap to improve security for a residence, because the army now allowed through coming backs, do identity checks, and attain people who enter illegally. but that's not enough. what of the employe

it's a tactic that he chose to use, republican senator deb fischer told punch bowl news .it's not one that i would use tuberville attempting to downplay the impact of his blockade. this is not the end of the world, even as he recommits continue to have a hold until i get to sit down with people in the department defense doesn't get resolved. the senate majority leader could work around this. schumer could bring up each and every one of the nearly 160 nominees to the floor on their own for an individual vote, rather than in mass like it's typically done, but that is a very time consuming process that could eat, updates. potentially even weeks of this, and it's time, erin. all right, sunlen. thank you very much, and i want to go now to someone you saw profile in someone's reporting. in the democratic senator michael bennet. he has been one of the most vocal critics of senator tuberville, and he's a member of the intelligence committee. so obviously national security ah, front front of mind for you. so you just took to the senate floor again tonight. senator to condemn senato

dominated by the republican party is being held in the us way. internal divisions are on display. alan fischer has the story from washington dc. he remains the dominant figure in the republican party. the former president has declared once again running america's come back starts right now i'm a spectacular returned to the white house, but donald trump every may not be as formidable as he once was. ah, former un ambassador nikki haley, he once said she would never run against our president as entered the race for the republican nomination and tank. trump is too old for office and we are. 2 more than ready for a new generation to lead us into it's a battle which has come to represent the rift leaving the republican party upon us to losing the white house in 2020, the week performance. some candidates, he backed in the mid terms. many republicans think it's time to move on from donald j. trump. they desperately do not want to talk about donald trump anymore. they want to ignore him, or hope he gets killed by a shark or, or, or that gets, you know, a struck by a media right or some other outcome.

fischer shared video of himself drinking at a pub a fortnight earlier.was at a trump rally in the us under covid lockdown rules . anyone coming to england rules. anyone coming to england from abroad was required to quarantine for 14 days or face a £1,000 fine. at the time , £1,000 fine. at the time, staffer said he wasn't breaking rules. however he has since said he probably what i was photographed that day. the pubs open. had i reached the full 14 days. well it was a bit nip and tucki days. well it was a bit nip and tuck i think probably hadn't quite reached that time . i quite reached that time. i always made sure i used hand sanitiser. i kept my distance from people. i have to say, know bad laws . bad from people. i have to say, know bad laws. bad laws make , people. bad laws. bad laws make, people. lawbreakers . the king and queen lawbreakers. the king and queen consort will make their state visits to france and germany at the end of the month . buckingham the end of the month. buckingham palace says the six day trip beginning on the 26th of march, w

i know senators duckworth, moran, fischer, kelly and myself are working on a bill to expand the faa's workforce development, which is a key part of this. so, captain murray, in your testimony, you highlighted in november how you warned about risks associated with crew scheduling and i.t. systems. why were your warnings ignored? >> thank you, senator. that podcast was one of many warnings that we had relayed to southwest, either publicly, privately. and we had been trying as i testified earlier, tried to offer solutions where we see breakdowns. and so, we've gotten very little traction in that regard. and so, as we have moved forward, we have been expressing some dire warnings about how brittle. >> i will go to you, mr. watterson, southwest announced $1.1 billion in investments to update technology, will that get to the issues captain murray raised? >> it is a 25% increase over 2019 pre-pandemic levels. we are increasing our i.t. spend faster than our company is growing, and we will use that across operations both in crew scheduling and ground and flight operations to make sure we mode

group of colleagues -- senators thune from south dakota, senator wicker from mississippi, senators fischer and ricketts from nebraska, and senator britt from alabama will join me for a series of tours and meetings in the rio grande valley starting this evening. we'll receive a tour of the border from some of the dedicated law enforcement officials who protected -- who protect it. we'll get a look at one of the border processing centers and learn about the challenges they're facing due to the sheer volume of miggens agrees crossing -- volume of migrants crossing the border every day. one reason for this increase is not because of poverty or credit violence in communities in central america, it's because of what the border patrol calls a pull factor. that you can come to america's doorstep and make your way into the united states and live the rest of the your life because there are no consequences to coming to the united states outside of a legal, orderly, human process. that's why we're seeing this unprecedented border crisis; as a result of those policies and that perception, which is real

. >> thank you, senator fischer. i apologize, she should have been next before. thank you for your indulgence, appreciate it. >> thank, you madam chair. this is now the third time that miss sohn has come before the committee. she has given dismissive and invasive answers and outright flipped on positions she had otherwise consistently taken throughout her career. i continued have serious concerns about the nominee's record. she is troubling conflicts of interest which prompted her second appearance before the committee last year. she's the leading board member of locast, a company that pirated content from local broadcasters. federal court issued an injunction against her company from operating this illegal scheme. miss sohn tried to do damage control in our hearings. she eventually promised to recuse herself from certain proceedings at the fcc if confirmed. i believe this promise essentially admitted to conflicts of interest on matters such as retransmission consent and television copyright. but her recusal was nonbinding and vaguely construed. her answers to he

senator fischer. >> thank you madam chair. thank you for your many years of military service. i congratulate you on those years when you defended this country. thank you. march 10, 2022, skywest filed a 90 day notice of its intent to terminate service of 29 essential air service communities. at the time, nebraska had three communities that were served by skywest. essential air service is critical for the rural communities. so how will you ensure that the communities will be served when the regional carriers struggle to find those pilots if you were confirmed? >> thank you for the question, senator. that would be one of my top priorities. i would look to work with you and your office on that. i think the faa has done some work and then the grants that are subsidized in that area and i would continue that work. >> will the faa committed to continuing to make sure they meet their contractual obligations in providing service to rural communities? >> yes, senator. >> skywest applied for a part 131 charter to help better serve these

as you can see, senators thune, wicker, fischer, britt, and ricketts, joined me for for for a series of tours and meetings in the rio grande value i will this followed a bipartisan visit that we made to el paso and yuma just a few weeks ago. so far i've been happy to host, along with senator cruz, about ten separate delegations to the border. each of those senators saw a beautiful and vibrant region, overwhelmed by the burden it's been handed by the federal government. since president biden took office, border communities and our entire state, for that matter, has been forced to carry the massive weight of a humanitarian and security crisis. border communities are left with no choice but to provide food, clothing, and shelter, medical care, and transportation for tens of thousands of migrants each week. and they're forced to use their local tax dollars towards costs that really should be borne by the federal government. and, of course, they're left to wonder how this crisis is impacting the safety of their communities. during conversations last week, law enforcement officers shared t

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fischer: thank you, mr. president. almost 20 years ago a family in idaho purchased a lot in a residential area near priest lake. they were looking to build a home. they obtained county building permits and started placing sand and gravel on their property to get it ready for the build. but shortly after the family began preparing their lot, the environmental protection agency, they told them to stop. there was water on their building plot with no surface water connection to any body of water, but because of its proximity to priest lake, the epa said placing sand and gravel on the property violated the clean water act. the clean water act prohibits the discharge of pollutants such as the rocks and sand used to prepare a building plot and to, quote, navigable waters, unquote. navigable waters are ambiguously defined by the clean water act as, quote, waters of the united states, unquote. that's more commonly known as wotus. normally navigable waters are defined as waters that are deep, they're wide, and they're calm enoug

. >> senator fischer, i apologize. she should have been next. >> this is now the third time ms. sohn has come before the committee. she has given dismissive and evasive answers and flipped on issues she would otherwise consistently taken throughout her career. i continue to have serious concerns about the nominees record. she has troubling conflicts of interest which prompted her second appearance for the committee last year. she was a leading board member of the company that pirated content from local broadcasters. a federal court issued an injunction against her company from operating this illegal scheme. ms. sohn tried to do damage control in our hearings. she eventually promised to recuse herself from certain proceedings as the fcc is confirmed. this promise admittedly consented the conflict of interest on television copyright. her recusal was nonbinding and vaguely construed. she also showed no regret for her actions. she downplayed the situation by emphasizing it was just a nonprofit, framing the that framing the company as if it were a charity. it is not. fcc is charged w