and i major in the army national guard, tulsi gabbard, and pete russell, who retired as an army lieutenant colonel, taking part, in honor of those who died for the nation. live coverage on c-span2, still working out a few details of the ceremony but it should start in a moment. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> need a volunteer. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> who among members are getting up to read? the air force coast guard. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> remember. take the position left and right. your attention -- at that point you pull out. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> everybody return to your spot. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> air force come forward. next person. [inaudible conversations] >> coast guard ready. >> start marching through with the wreath. >> these

representing the united states army, brigadier general stivers and major tulsi gabbard. >> representing the united states marine corps, lieutenant general jack ferman and colonel paul cook. >> representing the united states navy commander timur fi and lieutenant commander pete holt. -- tim murphy and lieutenant commander pete holt. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general donald bacon and major dam kinsinger. -- kinziger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> regard lets of your background, remember where you came from. hold on to the way so many of you reached out to mentor young ersons through the cares about kids, hold on to the way you engaged in this community. and make sure to bring that commitment to whatever walk of life

representing the united states army, brigadier general stivers and major tulsi gabbard. >> representing the united states marine corps, lieutenant general jack ferman and colonel paul cook. >> representing the united states navy commander tim murphy and lieutenant commander pete holt. >> representing the united states air force, brigadier general donald bacon and major adam kinziger. >> representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blaney. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [playing taps] >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> this holiday weekend on book tv on c-span2, tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern, condoleezza rice looks at democracy around the world in her book "democracy: stories from the long road of freedom." rice: america was blessed with founding fathers that understood a design that would protect our liberties. to have the dignity that

representing the united states army, brigadier general steve siver, and major tulsi gabbard. >> representing the united states marine corps, lt. general jack bergmann, and colonel al cook. >> representing the united states navy, commander tim murphy and lieutenant commander peel olsen. -- pete olsen. representing the united states air force brigadier general donald bacon and major adam kinzinger. representing the united states coast guard, ralph abraham and seaman steve blainye. to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, command sergeant major tim walls and colonel joe wilson, united states army. ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [moment of silence] detail, attention. [playing of "taps"] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's sorry money. thank you for attending. -- ceremony. >> thank you, ma'am. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [applause] [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [

gabbard for as much time as she wishes to use. ms. gabbard: i'd like to thank my friend and colleague for his leadership on this and many other issues. really taking up this cause and being a champion for the voiceless. last month i was in my district in hawaii and we travel all across the state -- traveled all across the state on every island holding town hall meetings on a variety of issues. one of the meetings and forums that i participated in was at the university of hawaii, and it was specifically around this issue of human trafficking. of sex trafficking. and in this small community in hawaii, many people had gathered, it was a full room. trying to increase their own awareness, and share more information about the prevalence of this issue. not just in places, in other parts of the world, but in our communities right here at home. i think that's something that surprises a lot of folks that i talk to. you can read about these human trafficking problems in cities in asia or other parts of the world, but very rarely do people think

i would go with gabbard.an whose name i keep forgetting in california. >> kimberly: , harris. >> greg: 100 years. you already have it built in. he of the slogan. you have the slogan. about time. 100 years. >> kimberly: you can't get better than that. please leave. >> dana: another person on here, governor andrew cuomo. can new yorkers battle it out again? >> jesse: i don't know about cuomo. he was in a great trajectory and i think you want really far left >> richard: i disagree. he has major problems with labor unions. >> greg: he hates de blasio. >> jesse: i don't think it translate to the rest of the country. >> richard: i think he has a new york state of mind and i think that's what we are doing in the white house. >> dana: jesse is loving it. >> richard: kimberly said she would vote for joe biden. you missed that. >> greg: what if gabbard runs and gets the nomination, what would you do? if gavin or rand? >> jesse: would you get back together? >> dana: what you have to offer? we have some advice for the cl

congress members maxine waters of california, tulsi gabbard of hawaii, keith ellison of minnesota, and other house democrats have also raised the possibility of impeachment. as has maine independent senator angus king, who spoke thursday evening with cnn''s wolf blitze. >> if these allegations, senator, are true, are we getting closer and closer to the possibility of yet another impeachment process? >> reluctantly, i have t to say yes, simply because instruction of justice is such a serious offense. amy: president trump welcomed turkish president recep tayyip erdogan to the white house tuesday, praising the authoritarian leader and promising to continue supplying turkey with u.s. weapons. erdogan praised trump's election victory as a legendary triumph, while objecting to t the administration's decision to arm syrian kurdish forces in thehe g militia. erdogan also repeated his demand that the u.s. extradite fethullah gulen, a turkish dissident living in the p pocons in pennsylvania whom erdogan , blames for leading a failed coup attempt in 2016. after tuesday's white house meeting, memb

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gabbard: thank you, mr. speaker. you know, i recently wrapped up a town hall tour across my district in hawaii visiting every single island. you know, a common theme that i heard from folks was one of concern and questions about this republican health care bill that we may be voting on later this week. they're worried about their aging parents not being able to pay for their premiums and prescriptions and that newly added provisions that threaten those with pre-existing conditions with skyrocketing costs that will have such a devastating impact. every time we hear about the new versions and new changes to this bill it gets worse than the ones before. among the host of the new problems, the newest version strips away protections on things like maternity care, substance abuse, mental health services while also expanding an already crippling age tax against our seniors. no matter how you package it, this bill is a handout to insurance and pharmaceutical companies while breaking the bank for those most in need of care. i

gabbard: the president has put forth his budget proposal. it cuts medicaid by over $600 billion, cuts the food stamp program by over 25%, affecting the most needy within our communities. it slashes infrastructure programs, eliminates tiger grants, cuts student loan and financial aid program and has catastrophic cuts to the environmental protection agency. my home state of hawaii, this budget zeros out federal funding for the native hawaiian housing block grant, the native hawaiian loan guarantee program, and cuts native hawaiian education programs by nearly 33 million dollars. crippling the progress that's been made for over 30 years to strengthen native hawaiian early education, literacy, gifted and talented education programs, higher education, vocational programs and more. i strongly oppose this budget, look forward to working with my colleagues in congress to pass a budget that actually serves the people and our planet. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from ar