my question to the chair, pardon me, make sure i gott your title right. ms. criswell my question to you is how can fema help us to ensure the week yet and solicited disburse funds to fema to through the gao for houston? >> congressman green mitigation is one of my top rarities. we need to be able to take a lot of efforts and work towards a weekend due to prevent these natural disasters. i'm aware in appreciate the struggles that harris county and houston is facing. we do have a number of programs and the one that you are mentioning his supposed disaster program and its administrative estate and passes through the state whichch means it would goo gao in your case. we also have predisaster in mitigation. the infrastructure andnd communities program in which you can apply directly to fema. i'd be happy to have my original office get in touch with your staff to talk about ways we can make sure they are taking advantage of this predisaster program. >> i would greatly appreciaten it. and cannot happen rather quickly because there are other things that does are happ

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i thank the gott for everything that they have done in terms of preserving our history. i want to thank mayor breed for creating new history with the people you have appointed including myself. thank you so much for creating new history. we in public safety, as you know, whether it is our call takers at the department of emergency management, my sister marielle lencarroll to all of you thank you. station 10. thank you for being here today. i want to acknowledge a couple fire commissioners in the house. thank you for being here and for your support. former fire commissioner cleaveland, always supports us. nice to see you as well. we have a proven history of taking on disasters and of growing resiliency. this first responder museum can help to preserve that history and carry those lessons forward for touch public servants and residents. i want to note next week is ems versus week. i am grateful we have ems here as well. it is such a huge part of the public safety family in the fire department and city. thank you to gotc and all volunteers who work here and on this. i am go

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been any other plntiff, christian or non-christian plaintiff, easit plaintiff, they would not have gott their day in court because they would have said there is no remedy that this court can give you because you don't liven that state anymore. we really have to be honest about that. theourt is setting up a system by which there are preferred litints, and that is based on religion. host:e have about 15 minute with our gsts. another floridian joining us. caller: y, good morning. the guy fromouth carolina kind of took my little piece. there was something about the people did not want to be compelled to pay for any kind of publiceligious forum going on out there, but the thing of it is we all pay taxes. we pay taxes. if y don't wa to be compelled to listen to the religious people, we should not be compelled to pay taxes for what youant. that is e way i look at it. you are paying taxes for something you said we caot be included on. number two, pack in the 1970's when my children were going school, we had every wednesday, the teacher would get up in the classroom and say anybody going to cate

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i gott two words for you that preska disregards and that's protect and respect protect our residentsts of t the state of illinoishe and our children and respect our law k enforcement that tryee to keep us safe every day. he doesn't do that . you know, he doesn't protect wants to protect criminals and he wants to protect the innocent victims of crimes and he shows this disrespect and disdainhi for our police officers constantly. just last week we w had three officers, three police officers that were shot in the line of dutyfi. du in the last year we've hade 10 police officers killed, killedce in the line of duty, unheard of, you know, a week a before we before those three officers were killed, we had a young man in our m millennium parkan, a wonderfulul tourist location that and manye millions of people visit every year. you know, kids are killed. week before that a kid was killed because while walking down the streett with his with his cell phone,ob he wouldn't give it to a robbere and give him the code to get in the phone. so he was shot three times oncea in the face a week before tha

that most everybody u spends per month, you've got rent, you've got gas, you've got groceries, you've gott electric. they're spending aboutec seven hundred $40 more a month on those things. that's nine thousand dollars a year for a couple. and then, you know, i just heard, you know, the comments about oh , it won't ever have to worry about gas. you't just plug your car in .t electricity rates have also gone upr double digits. i mean,, i live in texas. i cannotot wait to find out what my bill is going to be . you know, when we hit our six or six degrees this sunday, i can't wait to findd out where our bills are going to be this summer. but when you think about that , the administration will tell a you anything butny the truth. they don't want to talk about these crisis's americans are facing every single day. nine thousand dollarsrs more a year. let that hit ho yeah. monica,, this white house just reeks to me of incompetence and they don't have a plan. they areth they're actually admitting it out loud. but this is an administration a year and a half into it that doesn't have a plan. well, y

that's collu what frankly i gott of this , which is more important to me than sussmannhind behind barsd you know, devin, the whole time you got it right, your counterpart, the general liar, got it wrong, repeatedly lied to the american people. what did you take away from this trial? what do you think durham isem actually headed here? it seems like he understandsiker this was more than an octoberisi surprise. this was an outright liee and a hoax and many people knew it>> well, i think you're hitting the nail on the head and that is that durham had to know when he walked intoom the d.c.en courtroom and filed that indictment way back a year agotr that it was highly unlikey that he was going to prosecute a well known prominentne democrat, one of the top democrat attorneys in the cesspool. so what durham reallyy didof is he ripped off the band-aid so exposed for anybody who is actually following, you know, the real news like your show shoshan, they can actually see just how bad it's become in washington, d.c. and so that's why i think you've seenhs donald trump filehe what eileent is talkin

no you gott it. that's not a good story. i'm like you. no, letet me throw some numbers.et me throw some numbers. ie two thirds of american families now are living paycheckto a paycheck. we know that . we know bloomberg.y they didid a study. the average american household is going to pay between five and six thousand more per household because of biden'sau inflation. pa if you drive a car to and from work, you're going to pay at least on average two thousandt dollars more this year than you did last year. now moody's analytics, they came out and they are saying that the average household is paying four hundreding and sixty dollars more per month than they werela paying just lastst year, not the eight months of joe biden president. so these are numbers that the average family cannot keep up with . so what gives here what a family is supposed to do? well, these are the inflation taxes, , okay? and it falls most heavily on working folks, middle income, blue collar hard hats, lower middle income. you're quite right. a what arere they supposed to do?w in a sense they're powerl

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