chair foxx: without objection. mr. takano: i would like to highlight a letter sent this very morning led by the chair of the congressional asian pacific american caucus, the congressional hispanic caucus, and democratic women's caucus urging senate leadership to swiftly confirm this. the letter ended up with 71 signers. i ask unanimous consent to enter this letter into the record. chair foxx: without objection. mr. takano: furthermore, the los angeles area chamber of commerce has voiced their support for miss su's nomination. i ask unanimous consent for this letter to be entered into the record. thank you. as you know we had a work force protection subcommittee hearing that addressed the labor department's proposed rule on the misclassification of workers as independent contractors. from what i understand no one objected to the proposed rule because it was so reasonable. many business groups now expressing opposition to your nomination issued statements saying that your department was -- the department was taking with

foxx: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to support the house republican package to alleviate rising health care costs for small businesses. i am proud that the committee on education and work force has taken a leading role in this effort. health care costs is the number one issue facing small businesses. through the dot com bubble and pandemic and record inflation, small businesses have identified health care care costs. house republicans recognize that these small businesses are the engines of the american economy. and this package is the first step towards much needed relief. i would like to take a moment to discuss the two pieces of this package from the jurisdiction of the education and work force committee. first, this package incorporates representative good's self-insurance protection act. we have passed the self-insurance protection act through committee because small businesses are being squeezed. no other way to put it. premiums are skyrocketing and costing a small fortune. sing coverage premiums are

and chairwoman foxx. for the past two years, every state has become a border state and each has felt the pressures of illegal immigration. this past month, 10,000 migrants have illegally entered our country per day. a nation's borders mark boundaries of its laws and sovereignty. this violation of both our laws and our sovereignty must stop. representative miller-meeks and i brought forward house resolution 461 because it is necessary and urgent. our resolution sends a clear and decisive message that everyone in this chamber and across the country must hear. congress will not tolerate officials at the state and local level using taxpayer-funded schools and facilities to play cleanup for president biden and the progressive left's broken border policies. in my state of new york, our governor offered up state-funded college campuses to house illegal immigrants. and in new york city, mayor adams proposed repurposing public school sijims to -- gymso house them. and during this last school year, 5,500 migrant st

foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. the so-called green new deal has reared its ugly head again thanks to the biden administration and its allies in congress. their newest attempt to prop up the sphaild radical agenda involved the banning of gas cookie appliances that millions of american families rely on every day. make no mistake, this hair brained scheme is about more government control. more control over the lives of americans. more control over what we do, and ultimately how we think. what's the next domino to fall? mr. speaker, if this were to happen american families would be crushed by high electricity bills and costly appliances in the name of climate activism. house republicans have introduced the save our gas stoves act and the gas stove protection and freedom act to combat this madness. we must push back against more government control in our lives. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlelady from georgia seek recognition? ms. greene: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous cons

foxx: mr. speaker, i rise in support of overriding president biden's veto of h.j.res. 45, a congressional review act resolution nullifying the bind administration's attempt -- the biden administration's attempt to -- to circumvent the will of the congress and the role of the congress of the united states. mr. speaker, president biden's radical plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt via executive fiat is utter hogwash. the american people are not fooled by the deceptive, doctored up talking points on student loans that the left has attempted to force feed them over the past two years. appealing words like forgiveness have been cast around innumerable times as if to imply that a massive student loan bailout is the equivalent of a sweepstakes giveaway. here's a reality check for our colleagues across the aisle. there's no such thing as forgiveness. this entire scheme is nothing more than a transfer of wealth from those who willingly took on debt to those who did not or had the grit to pay of

is what cancer can look like >>> an unsubstantiated claim is swirling on social media after jamie foxxlized for an undisclosed illness on the podcast "ask dr. drew", they said foxx was level paralyzed, partially paralyzed and blind after being forced to take the covid-19 vaccine while working on films a representative for the actor says that is untrue, but it hasn't stopped the falsehood from being pushed by anti-vaxxers other far-right commentators include candace owens and charlie kirk and kevin sorbo in may, foxx's daughter posted an instagram story saying he been out of the hospital for weeks and was well enough to play pickleball. >>> still to come, pride month is just getting started. we'll have the latest and loudest celebratations from acrs the cocountry. >>> and d the ststories s of thq cocommunity ththis month the l q community y this monthth go o on... well, whatat if you papartner with ibm a and red hatat, use e a hybrid c cloud solutun toto connect d data acrossss c, then analylyze all thahat daa with watatson. okayay, but thisis needs to meet ouour... secucurity standndar

foxx, without even trying.hing that came out of his mouth was funny. >> jimmy: he had a monkey too, right? >> i never met his monkey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> but he was -- so actually, redd foxx actually died on a show i was producing. >> jimmy: oh, congrats. [ laughter ] i mean -- >> no -- >> jimmy: what? >> what was the name of the show? "the royal family." >> jimmy: oh, right. >> he had a heart attack on the show. that's how funny he was, they thought he was joking. >> jimmy: oh, he had a heart attack -- >> everybody was like, "stop joking." >> jimmy: yeah. boy, how ironic, after all those years. the big one, he had a heart attack. yeah, he was fun. "sanford and son"was one of my all-time favorites. >> i tracked that truck down a couple of years ago, i went to buy that truck, they went crazy. "i'm not paying for that." >> jimmy: you had the painting from the beginning of "good times." >> i have that painting now, the sugar shack. >> jimmy: i thought you sold that painting. >> no, no, no. the duplicat

alvin bragg, kim foxx, george gascon.ampaigns received money from george soros, a 2022 report by the pro-police nonprofit law enforcement legal defense fund found he spent more than $40 million to elect prosecutors who represent one in five americans. some of them have since been forced out or have stepped down as big city crime rates soar. voters showed former district attorney boo dean the door in san francisco. st. lucas attorney kim gardner resigned. >> instead of protecting victims she is creating more by refusing to do her job. >> a spokesperson to soros is coming to his defense saying he makes legal, fully disclosed money so they can get their message out. anti-democratic forces at the state level in many cases that are unlawfully removing reformers despite there having been elected by the people. his son, alex, is also getting into the family business. he helps run his father's liberal-focused charitable organization. on social media he touted president biden's re-election bid. since 2021 he has visited the white

maybe my next guest knows, north carolina republican congresswoman virginia foxx.eat to have you here. you equate -- >> thank you, ashley. ashley: you equate the loan plan of the biden administration to a game of monopoly. should we pass go and just go to jail what do you say? >> no, we need to stop this illegal scheme to tax the american people more to pay for the loans that other people took out willingly, ashley. these people borrowed money. many are making six figures. they're lawyers, doctors, poe professional people who owe the taxpayers quite a bit of money and the biden administration is cynically trying to buy votes by transferring the debt of 13% of the people in this country to the 87% of the people who don't owe it. you know, again, the people who went to college, most of them who borrowed money paid it back. many people like myself worked through college, took me seven years to finish up. we did it the right way. these people want somebody else to pay their debt and it's wrong and what the president's done is wrong. he is going around congress. i don't

foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. ms. foxx: my colleagues have said that this is overdrawn in terms of the way the c.r.a. was written, the congressional review act was written and that it does too much. it gets into too many other things other than simply turning back the president's proposal. it deals with the debt and repayment of debt and those kinds of things. but this c.r.a. does not in any way tie the hands of congress. it is up to us to pass the laws. what it does do is stop unelected bureaucrats from writing laws in the form of rules to implement laws passed by congress. we didn't authorize the department to do many of the things that it is doing. congress did not do that. but it's doing many things. but the c.r.a. will stop the president's actions and some of these other things that are happening. and we have the authority to write legislation, to do whatever we want to. if we want to write legislation to take care of debt and to take care of interest rat

foxx, for five minutes. mims. foxx: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize alex ma dina, a -- medina, a man who demonstrates a spirit of giving who is a model for all of us. alex is a bone mario donor, and thanks -- marrow donor, thanks to his generosity he was able to provide edgerton, a man who he never met, with a second chance at life. mr. speaker, donations like alex's, whether they be bone marrow, blood, or other precious resources help save the lives of countless americans every day. mr. medina and mr. burrows were brought together by a wonderful program, bea match. which matches viable bone marrow donors to patients across the country. we are blessed in north carolina that both duke university hospital and wake forest play pivotal roles in bone marrow and sell transplants -- stem cell transplants. dedicated professionals there and other institutions perform lifesaving work. mr. speaker, across north carolina and our entire nation, the kindness and generosity of donors like alex should not only be celebrated but also encou

. >>> and it was way back in april when we first heard the stunning news that jamie foxx had sufferedious medical complication while working on a film in georgia. updates have been pretty scarce. but now jamie's co-star from his new foam "they cloned tyrone" john boyega just talked to jamie, and he is sharing all with us. >>> and then at the age of only 48, former e! host catt sadler made the huge decision to undergo major cosmetic procedures. >> there really is benefit instead of waiting until more of the aging process is more significant of maybe starting a little sooner because then you really do get the natural results. >> well, cat is the first to admit it wasn't easy at all. find out if she thinks the results were worthit. it's all just moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >> thanks mario. >>> in prime-timetonight, l.a. fire & rescue is at 8:00, followed by chicago and chicago pd, and then of course we hope that you'll join me at 11:00 for the newscast. that is going to do it force at 7:00 p.m. enjoy your dinner. have a good night. we'll see you at 11:00. the subway

foxx nation tyrus joins us now. what do you think about her tweets? >> this is 101. black man just go complain. they can never september a decision. affirmative action, the case was being brought up because american's felt they were not getting a fair opportunity. that is just always the thing. when you don't have an argument. when you don't have anything to u talk about in terms of merit you blame it on white people. my pillow has nothing on the other pillow of language. now are the knicks doing this year? how am i supposed to know i'm not a rich white person. >> the main stream media is melting down, let's take a look. >> is this leading to no women in colleges soon? who knows? >> we'll begin to see a segregated higher education landscape. >> the group that has been most successful in accessing diversity initiatives is white women. >> did they read the decision? >> no, of course not. these are all successful men and women of color that all have educations that are sitting on top of the mountain calling foul. this is just par for the course. what is the narrative? i

let's check in for our foxx weather forecast. >> yes, nice to see you.ertainly fired over the ohio valley. air quality alert unhealthy for a lot of folks. we'll get to some of that in the next couple hours and it should dissipate into the weekend. air quality alerts for green bay, detroit, and atlanta georgia. the worst quality very unhealthy. there are the storm reports from yesterday. a lot of wind damage, hail damage, and several reports of torrents. today's forecast is pretty much the same and we could see heat sticking around for california but over the mississippi river valley. that will continue to move eastward and there is the excessive heat index as go through the next couple hours. over 111 degrees for a lot of these cities. those are the big headlines that we'll be following. fox weather.com is the best for your forecast details. >> this week the white house revealed that president biden uses a cpap machine after his sleep app knee ya. dr., good morning to you. >> good morning. >> a lot of americans suffer from sleep apnea but a lot of people

chair via foxx began the hearing and said to missu. the committee began working with the department beginning in march when you would not appear in may, we honored your request in june that was offered by your staff. so, chair foxx continued on a late friday evening following the staff told us you were no longer able to make june 7 work. the only reason she did appear before the committee is that the committee was going to resort to a subpoena to get her there otherwise. that was the first major issue. first, her response on the topic of proposition 22, which was a major labor initiative passed by california voters less than three years ago in 2020. ms. su was california's secretary of labor at the time. she would have been substantially affected whether this initiative failed or passed. california voters chose to allow companies like uber and lyft to continue to use independent contractors and allowing them to stay in california. when i asked ms. sioux -- su, she answered. how did i vote on propose 22. i don't remember how i voted on

we also had the three stooges, we also had the marx brothers, we also had richard pryor, and redd foxxthose together. >> meld 'em. >> what does that leave you with? >> a make-it-or-break-it bunch of boys that were willing to risk everything to have fun in the moment. >> at the same time, they've always taken the work seriously. ♪ >> how do you guys write and construct songs? how's this work? >> john and flea are the most kind of prepared and come in with, "i've got these ideas." >> flea and i used to do face-offs quite a bit. >> what's a face-off? >> we need a section. we've got a verse, say, and we need a chorus. in the old days we would start it out by going like that to each other and give each other a dirty look. and then we'd go into other rooms. then we come in and each guy plays his section for the other guys. >> we could either go home and, like, think of it at home, or we can do it right then. >> we're going to do a office-off right now, the part's going to get done. >> can i tell you what i love about the face-off? it's an unexpected moment of humility. they put their ideas o

i can hear virginia foxx yelling at me right now.lk about job skills, to talk about pediatric cancer. republicans don't talk about this stuff enough. when they do, they do in a ham handed way. >> stand by for us. it's apparently a classified document with a plan to attack iran and donald trump is on tape talking about keeping it after he left office. but tonight, it's missing, and it is nowhere to be found, apparently. is national security at risk? we have new cnn reporting on that. we hope you like your work. (♪ ♪) new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body

they're still not letting the adults the unaccompanied children are being sent to virginia foxx is a chair of ed labor committee is going to a hearing on child labor and how they're being into that. before that is so heartbreaking so heartbreaking to go think you pointed out as a violence on the board from the cartels that require the u.s. army? or post the army on the border? should the military be brought into this if the cartels bring firepower and violence and attacks on our side of the border? >> certainly if it comes over to the american side which it already has a little bit. but to the extent that it is needed, of course our military and national guard has to protect u.s. citizens there has been almost 100 people they've apprehended so far this fiscal year that on the terrorist watch list. and then they apprehended an ied i think it was douglas, arizona couple weeks ago. these are not just nice people coming over for a job. many of them are but there are dangerous people coming across our border. there are offenders. there are people raping the women, raping the girls. kids a

i can hear virginia foxx yelling at me right now.ob skills, to talk about pediatric cancer. republicans don't talk about this stuff enough. when they do, they do in a ham handed way. >> stand by for us. it's apparently a classified document with a plan to attack iran and donald trump is on tape talking about keeping it after he left office. but tonight, it's missing, and it is nowhere to be found, apparently. is national security at risk? we have new cnn reporting on that. competitive brother. check. psych! and i'm about to steal this game from you just like i stole kelly carter in high school. you got no game dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. game over. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well, you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate, and be better protected from mayhem, yeah, like me. thanks, bro. take a lap, rookie. real mature. if we want a more viable future for our kids, we need to find more sustainable ways of doing things. america's plastic makers are in

. >> thank you, dr.ng foxx. and assistant secretary su, good morning and thank you for being with us. you are here with us now and we have had problems getting previous administration officials to the committee, but thank you for being with us today. we have ann opportunity to discuss the work of h president biden and acting secretary su of what they've done for business and economy of social investments we must continue to make. committee democrats and i strongly support her nomination to be secretary of labor because she represents the best of america. she's the daughter of immigrants who owned a small laundromat and a franchise pizza restaurant and become thehe first in her family to attend law school. we support this domination not just because of who she is not for what she has done. the router service as california labor commission, sector of the california labor and workforce develop an agency can deputy secretary of labor. she has, she is a committed public servant who has dedicated her career to support

ustedes dos junto a otro gran amigo de despierta america, jamie foxx.e latÍn grammy. >> poco adelante, otras . sus criterios eran tres, creo. le dije casa las solapas y ella los fascistas la en menos de un minuto. y entonces todo eso pasÓ a ser una escena maravilloso. era una cosa muy muy bueno, era lo que estaba haciendo. karla: angela aguilar es parte de un tema inspirado en la relaciÓn que paÍs viviÓ con fabiana. [mÚsica] todo sola en su casa y sin ninguna indicaciÓn. estaba la mÚsica armar y faltaba la voz de ella y es extraordinario lo que hace. reportera: fito paez guevara colaboraciÓn del amor despuÉs del amor 2023 ahora en vivo. televisa porque ha mandado un este himen digital . raÚl: y esta vez . le quitÓ el apellido de anuel . que es el padre de la criatura. raÚl: se que las. ya que como muestra la relaciÓn entre ellos raÚl: se que las. ya que como muestra la relaciÓn entre ellos no estÉ ♪♪ esta es nuestra casa. ♪♪ esto es intenso. ♪♪ esto es diferente. ♪♪ esta es una decisión atrevida. esta es nuestra familia. esto es solo el principio. este

vuelve el misterio del estado de salud de foxx.. [mÚsica] esa era. [risas] ustedes estÁn al tanto que el domingo tienen una cita muy importante. raÚl: obviamente. jessica: con jorge ramos en "al punto". tiene una conversaciÓn muy importante con isabel allende. escuchen esto. jorge: cÓmo enfrentar los miedos? isabel: con una especie de estoicismo que me enseÑÓ mi abuelo. la vida es dura.no hay que quejarse porque a nadie le importa el dolor, en el fondo tiene que salir sÓlo. eso me ha servido mucho en la vida. ahora que estoy en esta edad y tengo la vida mÁs o menos resuelta. pienso que no necesito ese estoicismo, pero lo tengo metido en los huesos. raÚl: increÍble. escritora latina viviente mÁs leÍda en el mundo. no se lo pueden perder este domingo en "al punto". jessica: tampoco se pueden perder esto. tenemos nuevas imÁgenes de bad bunny y kendall. estaban paseando. eso es lo que dice todo el mundo. los comentarios en las redes es que estÁn como muy serios. raÚl: estÁn tranquilos caminando. jomari: cualquiera dirÍa que tienen cier