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it is hosted by the national juneteenth observance foundation on the w h ms.rumbo: hi, ladies and my name is samantha neyland trumbo. i am the first black miss hawaii usa and the founder of hawaii for juneteenth. we successfully passed legislation in hawaii to make neteenth a state holiday, and today i am here representing the national juneteenth observance foundation. we are here to celebrate juneteenth, to recognize our history and sc use it to successfully move forward towards a more inclusive america. us off today we have dr. penni brown. she will be doing the opening prayer and helping us celebrate juneteenth. dr. penni brown is a member of njos and she is on the board of the education committee helping to educate everyone in america on theto. so, let's please welcome dr. dr. brown: thank you so much. thank you. thank you, everyone. as shei will be doing the openig prayer for the festivities here 's give the almighty what he is so rightfully due. father, i stretcmy hds to thee for no other help i know. my shelter in >the time of st my prince of peace, my

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h. >> h only a small part of the story.enth gives us a chance to set the record straight, remember, freedom is always worth celebrating. thank you. thank you. >> thank, dr. charles taylor. lated. next up, we have mr. eddie carver. eddie carver ismississippi, whed medicine and opened his own practice. here today, he is going to tribute to doc myers who is credited and very widely known as the father of the modern juneteenth movement. carther. ■>> i would like to say good afternoon to everyone. my name is eddie carther. i am from:p mississippi. back during the■■áb■>nt i was doing a black history speech across thez, having been elected the first black mayor in the state of mississippi. and i was at a black history program at the university of wisconsin. that is where i met the honorable reverend dr. myers. finished, he came up to me and asked, about coming to to look,■ississippi, to practice medicine. university. having said that, dr. myers came to to look, mississippi. 5 businessperson there. had a owned. dr. myers set up his

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stanton: i ris support of h.es. 901 expressing support for and human rights in pakistan as amh time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. stanton: pakistan faces many challenges and i believe the united states c continue to be a partner in meeting those challengestabilizing and growing pakistan's economy strengthening people-to-people ties and addressing threats of terrorism and hit the climate change. it is important we maintain a human rights. it is a sign of strength of bilateral ties when we can raise these issue pakistan has a long history of constitutional democracy b as we often see here, constitutional democracy easy. democracy should hold each other accountabl other as we work towards that. mr. mccormick and mr. kildee for affairs committee to update it following february. i encourage my colleagues join me in supporting this measure and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. mcc

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320 km/h, that’s in a passenger car, but why are you risking it?dose of adrenaline, roller raids are competitions in terrain that you don’t know, around every turn, behind every hill, some kind of terrain opens up to you at high speed and you need to very quickly decide what you will do , this is very exciting, but it’s always a risk, in fact you feel like a little superman , you allow yourself a lot, he can fly, he can drive through rivers, fords, maybe demolish some obstacles along the way and at the same time remain in the eighteenth year and third place in the twentieth year, for me this is a great pride, but this is only the result of the work that we did with the team of the minsk automobile plant and with the team members, without their support, it was impossible. in life, what are you most proud of? family, family, my parents, my wife, i have three children, this year my wife and i will be 20 years old. in november, but there is a lot of work ahead in raising children, in determining their path in life, instructing them, and so on, everythi

h ery much, mr. chairman. appreciate you with this hearing today.ree weeks ago the e finance committee to celebrate the child welfare systems progress resulting from the enactment of the family first prevention services act.ts preventive services, and that children are best served when they receive care within their homes and communities. while more work is needed to provide states wit a der array of evidence-based their communities, the chairman and i are committed to rigorous engagement with the■ families to fulfill our shared commitment of whenever possible. one of the goals of family first was to reduce ite placements for children in congregate care settings. to meet that objective, we must ensure that residential tr placement of last resort, with a focus on inteat back into the community as soon as clinically possible. when home and community-based services fall short of a child's to high-quality residential treatment facities provide medically necessary treatment in safe, therapeutic environments. further harm, and escalating ann already tragi

congressman warren davidson of the house has theg big brother h acts.enator it's going torepeal. whenever something gets passed that is this big and has its supporters, it will obviously be difficult to repeal it. we will make sure at a minimum that members of congress are very aware that there is a lot of small business owners out there who find this extremely burdensome and they need to let congress know he to one of the phones. , a democrat in california, good money. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a question about the economic analysis when it comes to taxation. because, if i'm trying to quuse ofnd this economic thesis the economic employment packageo hich is tougher small business owners to combat. on the other hanhe taxes and tax cuts are about to expire next year. taxes are deflationary pressure. same thing with raising interest rates. theoney is higher. overall, there is a decrease in that doesn't just affect small business owners, that affects everyone else. youmonthly inflation has been trending as have interest rate hikes whthat

h he's already been sentenced. e l >> what is this?e it makes no sense, laura.wa i means no, the whole justifican for the gag order was not to influence the jury orike than witnesses or anything like that. at this point, this is just naked electione, whs alvi interference. gag what does alvin bragg have with this unprecedented gag order? i mean, this is really, rule o you know, spinning out of control. >> and i just think it's undermining respectf law. t for rule of law. >> you know, i have to say,akin i think the courts have toselect start taking these selective prosecution cases very seriously. no.because, tradiw, traditionaln very hard to show that you're a victim of selective prosecutio i t what wen. a but i think what we're seeing with our own eyes and ears that courts are going to have to start addressing that and saying that is you can't do : great great point. >>ch they need to feel the pain on the legal side. g chris, excellent point. of course, i wish i thought of it. chris landau, always great see u . see you. all right. and

the average speed on the section was 191.6 km/h, this is a russian record for trucks on the ice, it’al, they couldn’t improve it this year, but this... this is the only time we exceeded the speed of 140 km/h, and if you see someone again, maybe it was someone else pilot, maybe you can let me know right away, i’ll scold him, but how often do you they receive violations for speeding or professional racers are not forgiven for such violations, i won’t say that often, but there are a lot of video recording cameras in the city, and - i would not say that i am a bad speed violator, but the limit there is 60 km/h you don’t always invest and... the main violation comes, of course - this is exceeding up to 20 km/h, this is a little more than 70, it’s just careless somewhere , or you’re driving in traffic, there’s a camera and it clicks on everyone, i try not to violate there on i don’t go through a red light, but i let pedestrians pass, but i get caught at speed, then we have a purple sector, we’ll have to turn around, hockey players have an example, grow a beard before a match, happiness, do

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