senator holly touched on this earlier. pursuant to that order attorney general bondi announced the formation of a multiagency task force to do this, to make sure that we are doing this the task force will be correlated through the civil rights division. i have long been concerned about this issue and did not think the biden administration acted aggressively enough to address it, particularly on college campuses. once confirmed that the head of civil rights division, can you assure me you will take aggressive action via this task force to ensure that your students are protected from abuse and harassment and that those that engage in such behavior will be subject to the full force of the law. >> senator, this is a very high priority for me. i have several orthodox jews that i worked on my law firm and have given me stories about their family circumstances and instance of discrimination on campuses and other settings. coming from a religious minority myself, i think that it is very important and crucial that the civil rights

certain parts and 300 were in the northern parts, but also this amount of trucks was not enough because hollis didn't use are very thirsty for different types of food assistance and humanitarian assistance. not only thought system morning is really forces killed, at least for palestinians in different areas across the causes. trip to postings, have been killed in a be 10 noon one palace mean has been killed and drop on also. and there has been, our teller is heading in the middle area and also there has been, is there any warships? so i live, i munition on the shores of can eunice know among those for policy being killed is also a woman that has been killed by live them. you need to know all of this is happening and going on as the is really drones and is relief 6. these are hovering in this kinds of the causes for policy and use our stress. everyone's anxious people do not know if this is going to be the last day of the ceasefire. and if the fighting is going to resume but also policy and use are feeling very insecure from the fact that there it won't be any food into the global shape produce

senator holly touched on this earlier. pursuant to that order attorney general bondi announced the formation of a multiagency task force to do this, to make sure that we are doing this the task force will be correlated through the civil rights division. i have long been concerned about this issue and did not think the biden administration acted aggressively enough to address it, particularly on college campuses. once confirmed that the head of civil rights division, can you assure me you will take aggressive action via this task force to ensure that your students are protected from abuse and harassment and that those that engage in such behavior will be subject to the full force of the law. >> senator, this is a very high priority for me. i have several orthodox jews that i worked on my law firm and have given me stories about their family circumstances and instance of discrimination on campuses and other settings. coming from a religious minority myself, i think that it is very important and crucial that the civil rights

they drove all the people at the san diego, remind you, a region and others from holly, sacrilege, boulevard. i didn't, but i got an vote in the people who were fleeing to seek refuge and sylvia tele, an occupation government in visegrad. the night they call them passage to cross to bring the bridge. all those people didn't to a can you and the other villages of middle sivitz you study abroad with 2 river ferries, provided the phone. a connection with sylvia thousands were brought to a hole before that insurmountable obstacle. the hostess just saw this as an ideal opportunity for the sonata. the full list contains $5521.00 victims names in so names with the year with us. but a great many mom was floated and drowned in this world and 3, now the on the so right for a single it was the 1st single, so little savvy and the old one of the last service to amazing it to is very poor miano to reveal it names, i mean the not of the nice is here and i did say it or so you have to be enough for the full on 3 and it's almost done with a don't know. nice, don't pull up in a good skills pull on 3 in a litt

you know, holly hm. yes. all right, and jacob, right, you mentioned there the policy or a red lining in the us, and i want to share it with our viewers eclipse from the documentary divisible to help us understand that context. to take a look. they created over 200 maps of cities across the country, color coded with a neighborhood ranking system which local real estate developers and appraisers used to assign grades to residential neighborhood. category a was the best, this neighborhood is fantastic. and that generally meant that you were dealing with, well seeing white individuals. category b was somewhat desirable. so it's still in pretty good condition. category, see is somewhat declining, which generally meant that in 2 to 3 years, this neighborhood won't be in disarray. there will be abject poverty that will become an american ghetto. and then category, which was the red area. detrimental influence, negro infiltration, presence of foreign born populations upstairs, run down hazardous. and it was considere

hundreds of a truck slowing in during the 1st phase of the seas 5 the we're talking about 2000000 hollis didn't use that. went to a very harsh we're, we're talking about $407.00 states of continuous of tax policy means lost everything they have, they lost their houses, they lost their income, they lost their houses. and that's why most and all of the causal population complete. you live on the humanitarian assistance and complete the relies on everything coming in from outside to the gaza strip. let me tell you that we move to a red flag and this is the main conjunction and the closest conjunction to cut him beside him crossing. and as you see, it's very quiet, it's normally very busy where every day, since he's 1st started at least $600.00 folks used to enter the causes, trip, caring food assistance, humanitarian assistance at types, tense and other at a very important essentials. and this is that these for the palestinians. now today it's very quiet. there has been 0 trucks entering the gulf is true. but as you see behind me, there is a, a met if i today we see 2 ambulances, and we als

well, there is a mood of stress sending society does come 1st, hollis didn't use, do not feel that at this phase is going to be finished. they're saying that at the is there any forces and authorities continue to delay entering the 2nd phase of the seas far as you. now what we also need to know is since yesterday that is really f sixteens and drones have been hoover and in the sky of the gaza strip, we have been hearing the is ready. we're plays in jets in the sky. and this is also making more stress and anxiety for the policy news policy. news has been up in this stage right right now, trying to move from most every they could collect from what they had before the war . we're talking about 470 days of war. and list loss is policy lost, their homes lost, their beloved ones lost, their education, lost their jobs, their income, and that's why they were waiting for phase 2. because at, during phase 2, the roof of crossing will be open, more reconstruction is going to enter the causal strip. and also the fact that there are going to be moved by the houses where policies are very tired fro

and the holly possibility now for the will to resume again, which will certainly be another bed and on civilians who are trying to cope with the aggravating human at talent crisis. who believe that deceased by a would help them to mitigate this crisis? but absolutely, we have seen different black, all of lack of essential implications to be implemented by the user to sign. and basically, it has also to a good consensus that is well might restore its cap to the latest resume blue again to check the video for the palestinians. here are afraid of coding for a cabinet ceasefire right now as they are also trying to cope with the situation. but all possible means sounds of the drawers are quite here right now. for palestinians. are they just going to be more pressure to witness? wouldn't the coming days if regional mediators did not complete the, contain the crisis and reach out from the ground with homeless and isabelle at least for an extension, for the 1st phase, or for a comprehensive implementation for the 2nd phase of the deal. terika. but as soon owed to 0 find you and us have a scien

i had to order 2 police officers to physically movies my mother and put me on a plane but my dad hollis and i'm not, that's a, this is actual insanity. chad. so now lives in the caribbean and he's still on the missing children's list. in chat is still on the wanted list. were you ever contracted by the government? no, no, never. do you think maybe and this is just me being curious. do you think that perhaps uh, something that you may have worked on for one of these companies might be a reason for any of this. i, i never worked on anything that was secretive or anything sort of that i have built software that's been in the space station and is used by the government. right? but it is communication software. when i moved to russia in early 2001, i married into a family and lived with a family who worked in a military aviation factory. and they didn't like say the floors are the thing and it's not like they could possibly get access to military technology. they were engineers, they had a good range to. so these were close family members and we lived in the same house phone for many years.

this week, i will join senators graham, white house, holly, klobuchar, and blackburn to introduce a bill to sunset thisg overdo. section 230 and the legal immunity it provides to big testifying has been on the books since 1996. to the extent this protection was ever needed, its usefulness for this so-called fledgling industry has long since passed. i have no doubt it will finally make the tech industry legally accountable for the damage they're causing but they ought to face the same liability as every other entry in america. just last week a bill was killed. the kids privacy act. a bill i believe introduced by senator blumenthal and blackburg as well. it passed the senate 91-3 but big tech did it in the house. couldn't even get it in for a vote. the national center for missing and exploited children receives 1,000 reports to its cybertip line every single day. it's not just a statistic. each of these reports involves a victim. it could be anything from images of a toddler being raped to a teenager girl being encouraged to commit suicide. 100,000 reports every single day. we cannot wait,

the tariff bill, the holly smoot tariff act which anyone raised or lowered, raised tariffs, in an effortment. did it work, anyone? anyone know the effects? charles: [laughter] so, actually was really interesting because what we endured during that time was the exact opposite. it was the greatest deflationary period. prices were spiraling lower but aside from ignoring great period of economic growth that have been associated with tariffs and building of america there's also a level of hypocrisy. now liberals are us autoing wa e profit margins as they circle the wagon to save those jobs in mexico, canada and china. as for all the wall street lining it's a reminder folks in the lower cany canyons of manhan are not connected to america and it's like caring for the golden goose by keeping it fenced in but not letting it own its own eggs. i'm down with maximizing profits. i love all that stuff but it is odd a place synonymous with the word investing is only interested what it can make today and tomorrow. the financial economy and our nation has replaced investing in people, the american public

giving full practice authority to highly educated holly highly qualified nurse practitioners who worka licensed physician for at least three years. [applause] this is smart and it is already past the state senate passed the bill last year on a bipartisan basis. pass it again, send it to the house, get it to my desk and let's get this done. [applause] we need to address workforce shortages for the future. we need to make sure our workers today are being treated fairly. let's be real, folks. our wage structure in pennsylvania is too low. [applause] that's been stuck for the last 15 years. and in that time, every single one of our neighboring states has raised the minimum wage for their workers in maryland and delaware are up 15 bucks, new york and new jersey are over 15 bucks ohio west virginia is $8.75. in the last session the house of representatives passed legislation to increase our minimum wage to $15 an hour and the senate sat on their hands. that decision to do nothing is hurting our workers. we have spent so much time passing laws to put money back in people's pockets by cutting

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my dear friend katherine barger, holly mitchell, others.ent. [applause] >> you know, all of you have chosen, just like i have, to be the ones, to be the one who leans into imperfection. you know, it's a stormy time out there in our countryside and in our communities. a very stormy time. we sit here united in the purpose of counties as we deliver vital services and yet, the storm rages around us. as we sit here today and try and find ways to unify and bring our unified and purpose driven messages to the white house, to the halls of congress, to the agencies, let's also acknowledge and recognize that many people would rather have us sitting here and yelling at each other than figuring out solutions. all right. there's many people who, if we sit here, and we forge a hard rock solution, they would back home look at us and say, why did you do that? it's better for you to scream. better for you to yell. it better for you to be against. we are the ones who have to build the plans. we can't be always against everything. this world is fueled right n

>> holly to ukraine. >> has been stopped even after trump revealed that president zelensky had reached out to him in a letter saying he was ready to sign a mineral deal and pursue peace talks. one former biden administration telling the new york times this, quote, halting security assistance will only make it more challenging for ukraine to reach a just and lasting end to this war. it will reduce ukraine's leverage, weaken the ukrainian military and therefore undermine ukraine's negotiating position with russia. the united states should be focused on strengthening, not weakening, ukraine's hand ahead of a negotiation. that is where we start today with some of our favorite experts and friends. new york times national security reporter julian barnes is here. also joining us, former cia director, now national security analyst john brennan is here. and with me at the table for the hour, founder and ceo of the independent veterans of america, co-founder of american veterans for ukraine, paul rieckhoff is here. julian, take me through the reporting. >> so we've known. for all of this. >> wee

holly lung. molly peterson. joe spice teasel shaw. eric manky. angela yip. >> mike fernandez marcus lynge alex barrett shorter and amanda freed. and a special thank you to sam logan and my chief jessica gutierrez garcia in our office for their hard work on this ordinance. second, i'd like to today introduce a resolution that is deeply personal to me as the first muslim elected to the board of supervisors. it is my absolute honor to introduce a resolution honoring the commencement of ramadan and recognizing the contributions of san francisco's muslim community. >> the san francisco bay area hosts one of the largest and most diverse muslim populations in the nation with over 250,000 residents from various ethnic and cultural backgrounds. >> in my own neighborhood the tenderloin has been long been a hub for immigrant communities including many muslim families ,small businesses and faith based organizations that provide critical services such as food distribution, housing support and workforce development to underserved residents. >> it's a home for