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>> thank you for the question, senator hickenlooper. we don't have recommendations specific to using a third party, but certainly, when we make recommendations to the agencies around trying to come together to have, you know, common understanding of what sort of technical studies should happen. we leave it to them to sort of determine exactly the best way to do that. so they decide that a third party would be a useful tool in certain circumstances, in terms of an arbiter, i think we would be supportive of that. you know, and the new mou between them they talked about a renewed focus on sharing technical information. they each would sit on advisory committees of the other and i think that goes a long way to get what you're talking about. >> great. thank you very much, i appreciate it and you guys have discussed this so many facets of interagency collaboration, a that's a point we'll talk for this. i'll yield back to the chair. >> thank you, senator young. >> you're recognized for questions. >> thank you, chair. today the fcc be and in. t

chris coons and mark kelly and john hickenlooper, dick durbin and a few others.itting at this table and talking loudly according to sources several people confirmed it. multiple sources they was overheard by patrons. here is what he was saying a whole list of things. not only is nancy pelosi in trouble because democrats are going to lose the house. he said there is a 60% chance that we hold the senate, meaning democrats and a 40% chance that we hold the house. he said kevin mccarthy suckings up to form everywhere president donald trump. he believed trump would run for re-election in 2024. do you want to take over and read a few? >> steve: you mentioned kevin mccarthy. see what he has to say about this news, keep in mind, nancy pelosi just recently said not only will the democrats keep the house, the democrats will add members. that's what she said. then you got chuck schumer in a restaurant talking loud saying nope, the house is gone. she mentioned -- he mentioned kevin mccarthy. here he is right here on the channel. >> we're going to unite america with a plan. w

>> thank you for the question, senator hickenlooper. we don't have question specific to a third party, but when we make recommendations to the agencies around trying to come together to have a comment understanding of what study should happen, we leave it to them to sort of determine exactly the best way to do that. so, they decide a third party would be a useful tool in certain circumstances in terms of an arbiter, i think we will be supportive of. that and the new mou between fcc and ntia, we talk about a renewed focus on sharing technical information. thanks to the hundred visor committees of the other, and so i think that kind of goes a long way to getting at what you are talking about. >> great. thank you very much. i appreciate. it and you guys have discussed so many facets of inter agency collaboration, and i think that's the point we will all take away from this. one of many points. and i yield back the chair. >> thank you, senator. senator young. same for younger, you are recognized for questions? >> thank you, chair. the day,

>> thank you for the question, senator hickenlooper.don't have question specific to a third party, but when we make recommendations to the agencies around trying to come together to have a comment understanding of what study should happen, we leave it to them to sort of determine exactly the best way to do that. so, they decide a third party would be a useful tool in certain circumstances in terms of an arbiter, i think we will be supportive of that, and the new mou between fcc and ntia, we talk about a renewed focus on sharing technical information. they would sit on advisory committees of the other, and so i think that kind of goes a long way to getting at what you are talking about. >> great. thank you very much. i appreciate. it and you guys have discussed so many facets of inter agency collaboration, and i think that's the point we will all take away from this. one of many points. and i yield back the chair. >> thank you, senator. senator young, you are recognized for questions? >> thank you, chair. the day, the fcc and ntia releas

. >> senator hickenlooper. >> i was so glad to yield to her on her birthday, make sure she didn't have to wait. we all wish you a happy birthday, we all try to do our best. mr. kelly, i have respect for and i think your putting yourself well today but whenever agitation i bring to my question is not a reflection on you, i view you as the solution, not the problem but it's hard to look at a system like this where communication and the system has been so dysfunctional and not feel tremendous aggravation. senator rich and i produced a bill to require the program to meet exact timelines, i'm sure you've seen it to make sure communicating in an effective manner. in march started work on gao's july 2021 recommendation to develop programs of strategy to communicate with disaster loan program participants. obviously as lives in this country is insufficient so these wildfires and floods are going to continue. his the copperheads of communication strategy include the timelines we had in our bill? >> i apologize, i am not able to recall exactly the timelines but i will endeavor to state timelines

hickenlooper, a senator from the state of colorado, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: patrick j. leahy, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is is reserved. morning business is closed. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session and resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, the judiciary. florence y. pan of the district of columbia to be united states circuit judge for the district of columbia circuit. >> host: as part of the discussions over continuing from the government their supervision by senator manchin order to change leasing rules. our viewers what there that would be and what he think that is going? >> guest: when you say leasing you mean energy leasing, public lands and waters for energy production. it's unfortunate we got herself in a situation, what's happening right now is where seeing record gasoline prices, record your children prices we have seen fewer lands a lease for energy production than any administr

. >> next, senator hickenlooper. >> thank you, madam chair, thank all of you for your service. one of this great challenges that the country has faced, the pandemic. coming out of the pandemic, we see other challenges. let me talk a little bit about covid-19 and the lessons learned. and we learned what to do and what not to do. again, we are back here with another public health emergency. i guess i'd ask, you doctor fauci, and i would want to echo also my gratitude and my salutations for -- i know you will not retire, i you're not capable of not contributing to public good. i know you will try. the pathogen research at an eight and a i.d. was -- a big help with monkeypox. we may not have stockpiled vaccines for the next pandemic similar to covid. i am asking in terms of the next public health emergency, how concerned are you that this next one, the next public health emergency will be one that we don't have vaccines are therapeutics for? >> bank you for that question, senator. we always are concerned when you get a brand new infection that you have had no experience with, you a

. >> senator hickenlooper. thank you, madam chair. thank all of you for your service and your willingness to come here today. i grew up, i was born in 1952, so the issues around abortion were of intense discussion, obviously in those days-- my mother was a single mother, raised four kids by herself and we discussed frequently the issues surrounding abortion. this was kitchen table discussions, it was my mother's-- no matter how lean our household budget may have been, she tried to give every year some donation to planned parenthood. some years it was $10. but she felt that the -- a woman who was forced to carry a child to birth, that they were not ready for, that they didn't intend, was being forced to give up part of their life, and to have challenges and obstacles that would make their achievements in life far, far more difficult and often times would lead to devastating results. colorado's a state where we are -- we proudly support a woman's right to and access, the right of access to health care, but we're surrounded by states on