florida k-12 latest achievement rankings by education week puts florida number three in the entire countryave a number -- [applause]us and we have the number one ranked public university system five years running by u.s. news and world report. in september the united states reported 194,000 new jobs. florida sphere of that september jobs report r was 84,500 jobs. and in august of 21 -- 2021, the last month we full data on our revenue from hotels was 11% higher than august of 2019 before covid even happened. and the rest of the country was down by 5%. we are proud of the progress, but freedom works, but since i became governor i basically said i'm going to run, i'm going to do certain things, hold me to those promises. and so not only have we said what we are going to do, we have delivered time and time again for the people of florida. when i became governor since january 2019 i have appointed five constitutionalists to the florida supreme court. we took the court -- [applause]e] -- from being the most liberal court in the united states to now being the most conservative state supreme court

news conference in brandon, florida.he bills were passed by the state legislature during a special session. [cheers and applause] we are especially excited to be here when i signed this legislation we hear so much about all these things mandates and restrictions to tear people down but today we lift people up. [cheers and applause] we provide protections for people no nurse or firefighter a police officer or trucker or anybody should lose their job because of the covid jobs. that is what we're doing. [applause] we are making sure people have the right to earn a living they have the right to have protections at the place of employment and then to the upbringing of their kids and if you look at what we're doing today florida is leading it is the strongest piece of legislation acted anywhere in the country in this regard and we are proud to do it here today at brandon honda. thinking the florida legislature we have a number of legislators here. even i saw jackie toledo and i think is beltran here? thank you. montana had don

to protect florida workers. but i also, personally, would demand that this president and his administration to look at the data, make decisions based on the welfare and individual circumstances and freedom of our citizens, and not on some extremist liberal agenda that they keep imposing on the american people. thank you so much, governor desantis, for your leadership. gov. desantis: we have the surgeon general of the state of florida here. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> hello. hey, guys. i like for people to take in how important what the florida lawmakers, under the leadership of governor desantis, have done. it's incredibly important. we have had a period over the past year and a half, where we have had medical edge enemy. we have had the medical field imposed on people's ability to educate their children, to work, and to choose conditions under which they work. and to even open their businesses, or move around their communities, right? that is not normal. unfortunately, we have had leadership that has tr

waltz of florida, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. waltz will vote yes on h.r. 3193. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. jayapal, i inform the house that ms. jayapal will vote yes on house resolution 3193. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> as the member designated mr. lauren boebert of colorado, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. boebert will vote neigh on 3193. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. gomez: as the member designated mr. cardenas, i inform the house that mr. cardenas will vote aye on h.r. 3193. as the member designated mr. vicente gonzalez i inform the house that mr. gonzalez lo vet aye on h.r. 3193. as the member designated mr. swalwell, i inform the house that mr. swawl lel will vote aye on h.r. 3193. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman fr

we knew locking down was not an issue in the state of florida. so let's tell the story how we got to where we are today. if you go back to april and may and june 2020, we were in a situation where the healthcare and frontline providers putting lives on the line every day prior to being a vaccine of the monoclonal antibodies prior to the antivirals we have today. all of that was happening and we cherish that. and they are he rose and guess what cracks six months later through president trumps work we had a vaccine for the first time within one month of that we had monoclonal antibodies and the opportunity for options with a similar efficacy today we have antivirals. so now that same nursing force that took us april 2022 november 2021 now we say thank you but we don't respect your private individual rights any longer thank you for putting your families at risk that now we will put your family at risk and we will not do that in the state of florida we will not do those unconstitutional mandates coming down from the federal government we haven't atto

fake news or florida? >> florida, that's true.kennedy: true. 26-year-old pulled over for speeding, they found meth, cocaine and heroin in his vehicle along with a drug scale and later county jail observed 20-dollar bills up in his botox. the research revealed $1100 hidden up his butt. >> did you really have to say a deeper search? kennedy: some were falling out and others -- [laughter] >> i'm sorry. you have the floor. kennedy: thank you. tied it to his boat and floated away. >> florida. kennedy: yeah, not a win yet. we've got to see how kevin or brad deal. a drunk man found drunk enough floating tiki hut that had gone missing from a key west bar. this was in key west, shocking. kevin, here's your last one. i'll make it worth two points for you. shortness of breath, gets picked up by an ambulance where he's stripped naked and pleasures himself on the way to the hospital. fake news or florida? >> fake news? kennedy: no, that was florida. he was charged with exposure of sexual accident after abusing himself in the back of an ambulan

he's not even from florida. he's from california. he has no ties to florida whatsoever. governor desantis brought him in to be a prop. the previous surgeon general, actually came out and said will probably have to wear masks until the vaccines come out. after he did that, he was unheard of. we don't hear word from him. and now we have dr. latypov who's available and doing misinformation is being used by a prop by governor desantis. to validate his reckless policies, which have actually increased the death and infection rate in florida. doctor bernard ashby, cardiologist, florida state lead for the committee to protect health care, one of 350 florida doctors who is demanding more scrutiny for dr. lott oppose nominee for surgeon general in the state are reporting tonight would indicate that the scrutiny has not happened, at least for him being a frontline for treating covid patients at ucla. doctor bernard ashby we hope you stay here, hope to get some response from the doctor and the health response when we can. >> thank you for having me. >> all right much more ahead for

he likes to attack florida. and part of it is people in his administration have not talked about this at all. they think if people know there is a treatment, it may mean some people won't get vaccines. as we know, sean, the majority of the people getting the treatments in florida are vaccinated and they still get infected. it affects elderly people in florida. having this treatment is the right thing to do. i hope the northern states as it is rising in the north and will throughout the winter, i hope they will use it. it's not political. people attacked me for doing it. i go out in florida and someone comes up to me every time saying they took it and they would have gone to the hospital and maybe it. had they not done >> sean: you talked about what is happening across y the count. joe biden is not enforcing the immigration law and offering preferential treatment to t illegal immigrants. no covid testing and no vaccine mandates.es and 70 flights into your state of florida. my question is -- i had a call into my r

florida having a particularly bad time. but the republican governor, of florida, ron desantis. was loudly and proudly against, basically, all of the tools that we had at the time to limit covid spread. he was against stay at home measures, and business closures, you remember the footage of spring breakers, partying in florida with wild abandon we, and had no anti covid rules. and the covid numbers were bad, but they started getting terrible there, and it was around that time that the states top public health officials held, which should have been a totally normal non controversial press briefing. we >> to emphasize the importance of avoiding crowds. six foot spacing, if we are going to be in gatherings, should be less than ten individuals. we should all consider wearing a mask in public in the event that some of us is asymptomatic spreaders. certainly do not work when we are sick. and again, for the elderly, these individuals need to avoid going out in public and certainly avoid contact with individuals who are unhealthy. until we get a vaccine, which is a wall off, this is goi

ladapo in florida have cited dr. ladapo's work at ucla as a source of pride and as a source of bragging rights. i mean, you hear the name, the reference ucla referred to -- related to dr. ladapo everywhere, at press conferences, in newspaper articles. you see it at the top of his resume. ucla, ucla, but the sources from ucla that spoke to us say it is unacceptable given that dr. ladapo clearly does not agree with ucla's standards of care for treating covid-19 patients. and for handling covid-19 generally. he has refused to wear masks indoors. he has cast doubts on vaccines. he even participated in that crazy july 2020 event promoting hydroxychloroquine as a fake cure and calling himself a front line doctor. one source telling us, quote, what hurts me the most is that those in florida that hired him cite his work at ucla as a point of admiration, wu he is everything this hospital and institution is not. another source saying, quote, he has become a right wing media darling. he might like the attention. we contacted th

you'll remember the footage of spring breakers partying in florida with wild abandon while florida had had basically no anti-covid rules, and the covid numbers were bad, but they started getting terrible there, and it was around that time that the state's top public health official, the state's surgeon general held what by right should have been a totally normal, you know, non-controversial press briefing. >> wish to emphasize the importance of avoiding crowds, six foot spacing. if we are going to be in gatherings, should be less than ten individuals. we should all consider wearing a mask in public in the event that some of us are asymptomatic spreaders. certainly do not work when we are sick, and again, for the elder ly, these individuals need to avoid going out in public and certainly avoid contact with individuals who are ill. until we get a vaccine, which is a while off, this is going to be our new normal and we need to adapt and protect ourselves. thank you. >> mentioned something that was important, you said until we get a vaccine, this is the new normal. what do you mean by this

he is not even from florida. p he's from california.ev he has no ties to florida whatsoever, and governor desantis brought him in to be a prop. the previous surgeon general actually came out and said that we would probably have to wear masks until the vaccines come out. well, after he did that, he was unheard of. we didn't hear a word from him,e and so now we have dr. ladapo who's now available and, you know, doing this misinformation, is being used basically as a prop by governor desantis to validate, you know, his reckless policies, which havess actually increased the death and infection rate in florida. >> dr. bernard ashby, cardiologist, the florida state lead for the committee to protect health care, one of 350 florida doctors who is demanding more scrutiny for dr. ladapo as the nominee for surgeon general in the state. our reporting tonight seems to indicate the scrutiny has not happened, at least as far as him a claiming to have been a front line physician treating covid patients at ucla. we're going to st

, southern florida.s i do that it was free because you took them home as well. >> it is true i have the same one in my closet. a native american segment so we both wear them. >> and you wore the flannel on the other day, right. >> tonight live in florida today printed. >> moonlight diner let me introduce you to travis, you guys have a small business and salon and restaurant and everything they got hurt during the pandemic, gymnasium predict. >> yes and thank goodness we survived it and god bless him pretty. >> it was a tough time but the right place. >> absolutely and i cannot of the imagine what it would be like to be in new york or california. >> you will not ever really political before but now you sought directly how it impacted your life pretty. >> yes, i could've lived in a bubble like a lot of people and when they threaten to take my business away, it was kind like okay, i need to get educated so we did the work that we could do by blocking it down and i got educated. >> tonight, there is a big se

thank you for having the congresswoman on from florida. i think that the democrats are facing anillation in midterms, we have house, the senate presidency, you have joe biden, no minimum wage of 15 dollars an hour, white democrats and north and senate killed, that you have no public option, you can't fix prescription dug drug problems. we can't even get a vote on medicare for all in the democrats control the house, you have -- leads the progressive caucus writes a bill but won'te -- to get a fold, you sold everyone out in your base, how are you going to win? >> congresswoman? >> well, thank you for calling. thank you for giving me an opportunity to address some of the issues you raise: ... >> are build back better belt, is going to do that, it actually in my opinion it is a form of universal healthcare. because we are going to expand of the affordable care act so that every american who wants to buy into it, they can, and others about the people who are the working poor, they don't qualify we are going to expand that to allow them to quali

fake news or florida? >> fake news? kennedy: fat was florida.ged with exposure of a sexual organ after abusing himself on the back of an ambulance. [laughter] what's his name again? terry majors. brad, born a man named crystal meth man, arrested for crystal meth from a fake news or florida? >> that sounds real. kennedy: brad, you are the big winner, 40-year-old crystal meth meant from a parked car along the side of the highway and they found crystal meth 15th drug charge. way to telegraph your intentions, clever name change. our to congratulate all of you but especially brad, i knew you could do it. that's why i like you. jimmy, kevin and brad, well done, man panel. coming up, who suffers more emotionally after a breakup? men or the women? our new study has surprising answers. next. ♪♪ 's choosing powering possibilities. more hollywood lies debunked. despite what we have been spoonfed, would you believe a new study from psychologists find that men suffer greater emotional impact from breakups than women and another pulse has men also crime or. [

florida governor ron desantis offering florida ports to help end the backlog out west and save christmas. todd: lawrence jones visited port everglades to find out how you take a look. >> reporter: in one of 11 cargo ports, men and women working day and night processing a record number of containers in an effort to save christmas. the governor - that would make you one of the elves for saving christmas. >> what are you guys doing differently in florida states like california? >> one of the unique things is 24/seven operations. so we have the ability, and we invested close to $1 billion just on how do i get the goods from here to the market. whether it is highway modes, the department of transportation coming in and it takes for reports to open not because the shipping channels are open which it is but also we take into the next step. >> does this pass without ron desantis's leadership as governor? >> it happens because the governor has seen what is happening nationally, that florida could help out not only across florida in the region but the whole country as well. >> this is a model for

donalds of the state of florida, i inform the house that mr. donalds will vote nay on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from washington seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mrs. mcmorris rodgers, i inform the house that mrs. mcmorris rodgers of washington will vote nay on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. franklin: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. steube of florida, i inform the house that mr. steube will vote nay on the motion to table. as the member designated by mrs. boebert of colorado, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. boebert will vote no on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from oklahoma seek recognition? mr. lucas: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mullin of oklahoma, i inform the house that mr. mullin will vote nay on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose doe

crist of florida, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. crist will vote yes on h.r. 2088. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mrs. fletcher, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mrs. fletcher will vote yes on h.r. 2088. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by ms. speier, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. speier will vote yes on h.r. 2088. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the this the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by representative smucker of pennsylvania, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that representative smucker will vote yes on h.r. 2088. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does this the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: as the member designated mr. lawson, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. lawson will

that's weird goop to which to choose the governor of florida. one of the things that had newly emerged problematic for him are claims he made early on in the pandemic who said he had firsthand experience treating patients of covid. he spent the last week taking care of covid patients at ucla flag ship hospital. we had exclusive reporting calling all that in for question. they said he misled the public about his supposed experience treating covid patients at that hospital at that time. one of our sources who was part of the ucla covid task force. "i was part of the team taking care of covid patients, dr. ladapo was not apart of that team. he was not there." . we also reviewed scheduling documents of june 2019 to september 2021, according to those documents, no point dr. ladapo was scheduled to treat covid patients. the medical professional spoke with us dr. ladapo's opinion pieces of antivaccine believes, those were a quote "embarrassment" from the hospitals. we contacted them multiple times and so far we heard nothing back. we still hope we will

the gentleman from florida. mr.deutch: i yield three minutes to our colleague from florida, ms. wasserman schultz. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. schultz schultz i thank the gentleman for yielding and his leadership as well worldwide on human rights. i rise to urge my colleagues to support h. res. 760 i authored this resolution with congressman diaz-balart to help cubans looking for freedom. the american people are by your side. the cry for self-determination ringing out from the streets of havana has moved this congress and achieved something beautiful and all too rare, it has united republicans and democrats behind this call for freedom. we are doing something simple and unifying, support human rights and freedom of expression and freedom from repression. today, this body stands arm-in-arm to proclaim the possible support for the cuban people to take a stand on the streets on november 15 as they did on july 11 and express their words against the castro regime. and people who wish to assemble and the regime has all the tools of repressi

of central florida.welcome all of our distinguished witnesses we thank them for participating today. i will begin by swearing in our witnesses were to ask our witnesses in person please rise and raise your right hand. i asked government witnesses please turn on the audio make sure i can see her face as you raise your right hand will i administer the oath. if you swear or affirm under penalty of perjury that the testimony are about to give us true and correct to the best of your knowledge and belief. so help you god? let the record show the witnesses have answered in the affirmative. thank you and be seated. please don't each of your written statements of the enters the record in its entirety rescue to summarize your testimony in five minutes. help you stay within that time there is a timing light on your table part when the light switches from green to yellow you have one minute to conclude your testimony. when the light turns red, it signals your five minutes have expired. for a witnesses appearing virt

media ignore florida covid recovery. senator rick scott is joining us from florida. mr.at? you can't get, they just, it is pause you're republicans, that is what it is. >> absolutely. think about it. in our red states, what happened is, lower taxes, less regulation, not telling people you have to wear a mask all the time. let people make good decisions on their own it works. look at florida. we're open for business. people are out at the restaurants. we have more job creation, all these things, including lower covid cases. doing the right thing, reducing regulation works. stuart: we heard this morning speaker pelosi is scheduling a vote on thursday on the big, big, expensive package. you're shaking your head. i think this might become one of those, you got to pass it to see what's in it days. what do you think? >> well, first off, i mean the democrats are not thinking about what is going on out here. you talk to an average american here's what happened. their gas prices have skyrocketed. it costs so much money to fill up their car or truck. when they go to the grocery st

i'm not from a state that is like texas but looking at texas and florida for a moment, texas and floridaample, 22 weeks is it consistent with the decision? is florida in that part of its law looking at the viability into setting up a number that is certainly viable with today's science? >> absolutely. florida's law regarding late-term abortions is completely in line with the constitution. completely in line with the viability and the limits planned parenthood. >> today we are hearing something consistent in hearing testimony from yours that implies extreme by the court that has been well-balanced and somehow that it's extreme to set 22 weeks that babies are regularly born alive and well. >> there's nothing more tragic than abortion killing when a child can definitively survive. there's no medical basis for telling a child 22 weeks or leader, absolutely not. you simply need to be a human being. >> thank you mr. chairman. i rest my case. >> the time is expired. there is a series of more votes that started on the floor, so the committee will be -- we will do one more. mr. jeffries. >> thank

ladies and gentlemen, live from hollywood florida the floridaing mrching owls. florida atlantic dorm room if you are wondering where your band is they left. they are playing "blinding light." ainsley: does anyone plate clarinet? that's brian's instrument. brian: you realize if you put downtown clarinet you can't get sound out. you have to get your mouth in shape. ainsley: they have the good clarinets we had the plastic ones. steve: pass around one. brian: if you listen closely front desk calling the hard rock there is a band downstairs and i can't sleep. steve: brian, it is noisy here all the time. brian: not like this. steve: the reason we are here today, if you were not with us yesterday. last night we had the third annual patriot awards live right here at seminole hard rock hotel and casino. and there were about 5,000 people out there. >> and it was absolutely electrifying. ainsley: it was so much fun. we were so honored to be able to present awards to law enforcement, to people who have lost limbs for our country fighting for us and for our freedom. and we h

and florida allows people to do that.g carley all the time, when they move this down to florida, i'll be the first one on the plane. hopefully you can find us something if and when that happens. appreciate your time this morning. >> thank you so much. carley: all right. let's hand it over to senior meteorologist janice dean, she is here with our fox weather forecast. you are more than just this one. todd: you are the one. >> let's see how the forecast goes and then we'll talk. it's going to be cold in a lot of spots, warm over the southwest and florida, of course. 27 in fargo, 31 in chicago. we had a fast moving storm, originates from p canada, dives into the great lakes, limited amounts of moisture but it is going to reinforce the cold air and then we also have active weather in the northwest today. so there's our little clipper system, not a whole lot of snow. around the great lakes, that's where you'll get the most snow but in terms of the northeast, scattered snow showers here but it's the wind, especially later on th

well hey, i want to go to, i want to talked about florida, the free state of florida here. yeah, i mean, is it from florida to done pretty well and their kids were in school almost all the time. i mean there are comparisons within the united states. go ahead, christopher. yeah, i mean florida is, is, and what exactly is it more frequent sample of that we did not have those marconi and i shut down here and they kept talking about old. the numbers are going to look at where the numbers are relative to florida. look at the economy in florida. look at the fact that all of the people from new york and new jersey center are moving down to florida. the locus of course are complaining about high cost of housing now because of back. but in, in that case of florida, listen, it. florida is an example of how the kids were not out of school for that long. my kids were in school the entire time except for probably a week. so i'm going, i, we're almost, we're almost out of time. i want to talk to jen about trump. now i think a new paradigm is here. you know, trump can be helpful, but if h

florida administration that calls itself most transparent in history it is not.ederal agency bill that we asked refused to tell us how many of their employees were vaccinated or how many requested an exception? pretty simple something they've been preaching. and they won't reveal. >> join meganow for an exclusionive interview is florida governor ron desantis governor thanks for taking the time we appreciate it. >> always great to be with you, dan. dan: this inflation crisis governor is very real it is a tax on our citizens and a state like florida where i lived there's a lot of people seniors here. you know they're on fixed income. this is a really devastating tax you know what, done about it? >> well i think biden has to reverse this policy. i mean, you have inflation they tried to deny it six months ago. they said there's no serious person thinks we're going to have a sustained inflation. now everybody understands that that's the case and yet what did they do? sign a bill or precinct another 1.1 trillion and so their potses are not addressing the problems that

he hosts the sunshine economy and anchors florida round-up every friday. with that, evan osnos. [applause] >> hill low, hello, hello! the miami book fair live and in person. is everybody wearing pants? [laughter] make sure. we haven't been out for a while. evan and i got the miami dress code which was blue blazer and collared shirt underneath. welcome to miami. >> thank you very much. i thought this was the one place i didn't have to wear pants, i could wear shocks, but thank you. >> welcome to the c-span audience as well. as patrick mentioned, we will be doing questions. so this is a terrific book and a heck of a piece of reporting that stretches eight years? i think it was? >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. i want to go back though, because this -- you set this book up as looking through the lens of these three geographic locations from september 11th, 2001, through january 6th, 2021. we all know what happened on both of those days. so i just made a short list. war on terror, iraq and afghanistan, the housing bubble, the housing collapse, the great recession, growing catastrophic natura

i'm not sure if that captures what's been happening here in florida during this pandemic. how would you describe it? >> you very much better wordsmith than i, i will leave it at that. so you travel and talk to people florida has been held up as this great beacon of economic freedom at a time during a public health crisis and has been held out as a place that has had a vocal minority to be able to direct policy. >> yes you come and visit us here given all the work that you did in west virginia and in chicago and greenwich how do you see it here and what's been happening here in florida is a relates to all of those threads you are able to really articulate and have such dynamic characters in the book talk about. >> i would look at it from a slightly different angle. i'm certainly not going to try to explain foreign politics to folks who ask another subject but to other folks i would. [laughter] but if you go back and you look at one of these moments and at the beginning of this period in her politics you have to look obviously at the 2000 election. the 2000 election which wa

he hosts the sunshine economy and anchors florida round-up every friday. with that, evan osnos. [applause] >> hill low, hello, hello! the miami book fair live and in person. is everybody wearing pants? [laughter] make sure. we haven't been out for a while. evan and i got the miami dress code which was blue blazer and collared shirt underneath. welcome to miami. >> thank you very much. i thought this was the one place i didn't have to wear pants, i could wear shocks, but thank you. >> welcome to the c-span audience as well. as patrick mentioned, we will be doing questions. so this is a terrific book and a heck of a piece of reporting that stretches eight years? i think it was? >> yeah. >> yeah, yeah. i want to go back though, because this -- you set this book up as looking through the lens of these three geographic locations from september 11th, 2001, through january 6th, 2021. we all know what happened on both of those days. so i just made a short list. war on terror, iraq and afghanistan, the housing bubble, the housing collapse, the great recession, growing catastrophic natura

the gentleman from florida. mr. deutch: madam speaker, i yield one minute to the house majority leader. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. i think all of us would wish that we were not here. on a subject of this graphity -- gravity. on a subject of -- so present in our society at large. the exhortation to violence to accomplish one's objective. i have been sitting here since we started the debate which was about 45 minutes ago. so many get up and say i do not support violence. i do not support this action. but i will do nothing about it. of course, they don't say the last sentence, they just don't do anything. as i sat there, mr. mccarthy was talking, i was thinking he was getting number my face and up in nancy pelosi's face. i think that's what he was doing. i expect that. vigorous debate. they focused on a nonanalogous action by a member of this house, the chairman of the finance committee. why did they do that? because there is no an

look at where the numbers are relative to florida. look at the economy in florida. look at the fact that all of the people from new york and new jersey center are moving down to florida. the locus of course are complaining about high cost of housing doubt because of back. but in, in the case of florida, listen, it. florida is an example of how the kids were not out of school for that long. my kids were in school the entire time except for probably a week. so i don't hang i, we're almost, we're almost out of time. i want to talk to jen about trump. now i think a new paradigm is here. you know, trump can be helpful, but if he, it's and he's not necessary, he needs to stay in the shadows. he need to stay in the sideline. can trump balance that? can trump be reinvent himself? go ahead, jen. well look, i think there will be a critical reckoning that kind of republicans, which is will donald trump run or will he step aside and let florida governor rhonda sanchez run. they both cannot run. a president and a vice president cannot be from the same state. and boy, rhonda sant

i yield back. >> gentleman from florida. >> i yield one natch minutes to the gentle lady from florida. >> i thank the gentleman for yielding. madame speaker i rise to urge the censure and removal from committees for portraying the murder of a fellow colleague, and promoting violence against immigrants. we know promoting visions of violence foments actual violence. january 6th taught us that. and surely we cannot use taxpayer's money to promote violent images and conduct directed at other members. i still see bedside visions of my friend gabby giffords fighting for her life after being shot at a district event, her aide already dead. i shutter to recall our own colleague mr. scalise limping to the chamber on a cane because someone tried to assassinate him. residue clings to a stairwell where a pipe bomb sent by a deranged trump supporter had to be later safely detonated. the history of violence against women and people of color are worst chapters. it's ironic that mr. gosar compares himself to alexander hamilton, and another member compared the violence, because hamilton was killed by

janet: la florida aprobÓ reducir el impuesto que cobra por la gasolina para ayudar a los consumidoresemos un alivio en los precios de la gasolina? janet: se estima que para el mes de diciembre el promedio de la gasolina estÉ en tres dÓlares y serÍa en enero cuando baje. jorge: el jurado comenzÓ a deliberar en el caso de tres hombres acusados de matar a un afroamericano. la defensa le dijo al jurado que arberic provocÓ el enfrentamiento a balazos. patricia: las autoridades informaron que brian laundry se disparÓ en la cabeza, recordemos que sus restos aparecieron en un parque de la florida el mes pasado. jorge: las familias de las vÍctimas de la matanza de florida llegaron a un acuerdo con el departamento de justicia. lo habÍan demandado porque el fbi no habÍa investigado la persona que ocasionÓ el tiroteo. de esto nos informa lourdes del rÍo. lourdes: las familias de mÁs de una docena de vÍctimas del tiroteo del escolar de 2018 de florida llegaron a un acuerdo para resolver su demanda por la falta de acciÓn del fbi. las reacciones de los demandantes no han sido precisamente de jÚbilo.

the gentleman from florida, mr. deutch and the gentlewoman from indiana and the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. deutch. mr.deutch: i ask that members may have five legislative days to include house resolution on house resolution 798. i yield one minute to the speaker of the house. the speaker pro tempore: t he speaker is recognized for one minute. the speaker: i thank the gentleman for his recognition and distinguished service as the chair of the ethics committee. i served there seven years myself. i rise today as the speaker of the house of representatives and an institution that was designed by our founders to be the peoples' house, a house constantly invigorated by accountability to the people every year, a place where slaverry was abolished and taken our men and women into service to protect freedom and democracy throughout the world and place where medicare, medicaid and social security, meeting the needs of the american people were established and the list goes on about the distinguished natur

for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. salazar, mr. gimenez, mr. buchanan, mr. mast and dunn will vote no on the motion to table. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 217 and the nays are 105. the motion is adopted. pursuant to section 11-b of house resolution 188. the house stands adjourned