housing. americans spend more in housing than any other household expense representing 33% of that the family's budget. historically. families in many areas of the country would love to get back to that level. the rising home prices and rents as far exceeded, as far exceeded the rate of wage growth, so in cincinnati of iowa city once consider affordable to medium home prices $2,270,000 which is approaching four times the annual median household income. such on affordability is spreading far beyond parts of the country in the high cost of living like new york san francisco washington d.c. nationwide median home prices are six times the median household income. historically the advice was three times. so this is maybe one of the most emblematic markers on the lack of affordable housing. that's why the committee has held multiple affordability hearings. last spring on president biden's misguided policy of increasing mortgage costs on creditworthy borrowers. that idea was an insult to affordabilit

the first is the same as for residents of houses on the housing and communal services balance sheet.he price of additional utilities services that are not included in the standard package, plus contributions to the salary of the chairman and accountant, without whom such an organization has no right to operate. at the same time, those who chose self-government. hiring workers, plumbers, electricians, and household issues take larger sums out of their pockets than those who pay according to the standard, but they can jointly provide themselves with more comfortable living conditions, more often repair entrances, change doors and porches, clean snow at least every day, install barriers, equip playgrounds. no one is going to take away the right to manage their lives from homeowners, it’s just that recently there have been too many complaints about this form of management. we have already said above that there are 180 million square meters of apartment housing in the country, 120 million are served by state housing and communal services organizations, 60 million square meters are apartme

ties to white house history. she also formed the white house paintings committee to seek out important works art that could be added to the white collection and displayed. she appointed first ever white house curator and she championed a public law that was passed by congress giving the white house museum status, which then meant that all items required for the white house collections, for her project and for after would be preserved and protected in perpetuity. and as i have said, she helped form the white house historical association, which carries on work to this day. jacqueline kennedy worked daily and tires tirelessly on the restoration project. she was by no means just its figurehead. hundreds of pages of her handwritten notes, memos, correspondence. now part of the jacqueline bouvier kennedy onassis papers at the kennedy library are evidence of that. did much of the research and seeking out the fine antiques and furniture that had some connection to the white house. early american history for a presidentia

housing shortage. and, of course, higher interest rates are a huge problem. higher rates are our fault. it's the fault of congress. we spent too much money and touched off higher inflation. if rates are high, homeowners with a low mortgage rate have an incentive to stay in their homes. that includes the the 82% of americans with a rate below 5%. 62% with a rate below 4%, and almost a quarter with a rate below 3%. there's no incentive to downsize or upsize if you've got that kind of a mortgage interest rate and you are facing market rates where they are today. as a result most people are just staying at home, or most buyers only option is new construction. higher rates don't just make it harder for americans to afford to buy buy a home. they also affect every stage of housing development, all of which is financed, and i want to dig into this topic with our witnesses. i also want to dig into the innovations that you bring to the table, because typically american innovation helps solve some of the issues

housing. americans spend more on housing than any other household expense representing 33% of the family budget. historically. families in many areas of the country would love to get back to that level. the rise in both home prices and rent has far exceeded -- has far exceeded the rate of wages, wage growth. so, in cincinnati, ohio, a city once considered an i fordable the median home price is now $270,000 which is approaching four times the annual median household income. such unaffordability is spreading for beyond parts of the country, known for high cost of living like new york, san francisco, washington d.c., nationwide median home prices are nearly six times the median household income, where historically, the advice was, three times. so, this is maybe one of the most emblematic markers. and that's why the committee has multiple hearings, last spring on president biden misguided policy of raising mortgage costs on credit worthy buyers. and affordability. and we passed the act to eliminat

and according to the national low-income housing coalition, the affordable housing gap for those with low incomes is more than 7.3 million rental units. we know rents have always gone up jumping more than 12% since august of 2022 alone. and in some 20 million households, they spend more than half of their income on housing. so what do we do? the affordable housing crisis is a result of complex long-standing issues. many of which are the focus of our colleagues over in the banking, housing and urban affairs committee, chaired by senator sharon brown and tina smith. my colleague chairs the sub-committee. we know there's issues of workforce to build housing, there's issues of the cost of building housing and the component parts. but today we're gonna focus on the role that competition policy changes to help address these market failures. so some of the issues i'll put on the table that are relevant to our committee. first, renters face real challenges to compare and contrast prices. more and more of the costs of renting are hidden from view through the proliferation of junk fees. as a re

here are 13 houses, they are emergency houses , block number 49, now there will be house 10, i’ve beend these houses, when they were allocated, to them they said it was temporary. let us show you how you live, because our film crew is in your now microdistrict, the former village of mikrorano, on what basis the microdistrict became we are located in the city of angarsk, microdistrict six thousandth block 55, our quarter is known for the fact that there are 11 emergency houses here. it’s simply impossible to live here, everything in the houses is collapsing, everything is crumbling and falling, here’s our forty-ninth block , here’s the fourth house, the whole corner has collapsed, there’s a hole, we ’re residents of this house on block 49, building 10, our house is falling apart piece by piece, we have the canopy, that is, the whole one, it has rotted, under the load , what is crumbling there, rot, god forbid, who will come out, children and elderly people live here, that is, from the canopy, it will simply collapse on someone’s head, pay attention on the fallen balcony, there is still

so you knew if they were in house or out of house. so when we moved in, which was about ten days later while because julie, david were packing their things and getting them moved. i was cocky. let's just say that. well, mom, i mean, i worked and, you know, let me just show you how it was and but let's also remember, was 17. let's put in perspective. so anyway and, my mother was extremely gracious because she had been to the white house many times mean there she was there during the kennedy administration and we went to church when the nixons have church services on sunday at the white house. i remember going to that. so you know the transition in from being vice president's wife to president's wife. i think it was a matter of housing because were still living in alexandria. so was an upgrade in housing for sure. and i want to ask you about the converse, because ten days earlier, you were standing beside the first lady and the president as talked to you and the rest of the white house staff just before he walked out in that famous shot

inside the house of representatives on the republican side and certainly outside of the house of representatives by influencers of the extreme right-wing, like the former president and tucker carlson. >> one thing that senate republicans continue pushing is the negotiation of border security and standards when it comes to seeking asylum. >> i have not seen the specifics relative to that particular provision. any changes that are made to our immigration system that are inconsistent with the principals of america as a nation of immigrants could raise serious concerns. >> the question is george santos is expelled that make there be a special election. can you give the outlook for democrats ability to take that and are you planning to endorse in the primary candidates who are running? >> will take it one step at a time and see what happens tomorrow in the context of the explosion resolution. the process will be in the hands of both the nassau county democratic party and the queens county democratic party at which point it will be my expectation that they will be some conversations between those two

the house will be in order. the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise to a question of the privilege of the house and offer a resolution previously noted. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: res on september 30, 2023, as the house of representatives was considering legislation to avoid a lapse of appropriations for federal agencies and departments, which would result in a shutdown of those agencies and departments, jamaal bowman, the representative from the 16th congressional district of new york pulled a fire alarm, whereas section 22-1319 of the district of columbia criminal code makes knowingly causing a false alarm of a fire a misdemeanor punishable by a fine or imprisonment up to six months or both. whereas 22-1319 of columbia criminal code states it shall be unlawful for any person or persons to willey give a false alarm of a fire in the district of columbia and any person or persons violating the provisions of this su

we were having breakfast when the area behind the house was hit, after a while the missile hit the house itself, the kitchen, bedroom and living room were all damaged. nothing remained in the house. it was all destroyed. the tin fell on my son and he is injured now. he is in pain because of his head. i have other place to go. so now my children and i are homeless. i hope there will be a ceasefy or something. i have no place to stay at and nobody is helping us. the entire arab world is just watching us. camilia lost her entire house and settled with her children in a sheltering school. as for abu ramadan and his family, they have their own two-story house, ground floor and another upper floor. the house got hit by israeli occupation drones, which caused huge damage in the upper floor, making it unlivable. "i was breaking the face with my wife and after we were done eating, she took away the leftovers and went to wash the dishes. she came back here while i was watching tv. i was watching the news about what was going on in our country and what happened to people. i was standing near the wi

this is how abu ramadan and his wife prepare the meal in the house. as for the families that stay at the school, they only have a small electric device they use for cooking. the israeli occupation started firing by tanks, we could not sleep that night. allah is sufficient for us, they killed our neighbors and destroyed the houses on. what can i say, i'm frank potato in the school, we have high morale and our men and fighters are strong, thank god, if we have the weapons, we will liberate, god willing, we will pray there, the food i'm preparing is fried potato, my name is, my family consists of five members, my husband. three children and i, we were having breakfast when the area behind the house was hit, after a while the missile hit the house itself, the kitchen, bedroom and living room were all damaged, nothing remained in the house, it was all destroyed, the tin fell on my son and he is injured now, he is in pain because of his head, i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless, i hope there will be sessfy or something, i have no

if you clean houses. how in the hell can you afford an electric vehicle that costs $16,000 more and then gavin newsom in california said, oh, crap, we don't have enough power today because we're all wind and solar so guess what, between 3:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. you can't charge your car. you think that's made up? that actually happened. that's the world my democratic colleagues want you to live in. one with mountains of debt, with open borders, with fentanyl pouring in, expensive cars, and they'll admit it. that's the amazing part. it's so brazen they admit it. when we challenge them in the rules committee or on the floor, they admit it. the secretary of transportation, pete buttigieg, literally admitted we have to force pain on american families to achieve production and promotion of electric vehicles. pain. while china builds two new coal-fired plants a week. and we do nothing. but seed our ground -- but cede our ground to china. subsidize solar panels in china. which by the way, where do they get the mi

the house. mr. speaker, while i do not believe the house must hold a vote on the floor to initiate an impeachment inquiry, doing so may be said to be best practice. so we are taking up today's resolution which will formalize all impeachment inquiry that has already begun. this will ensure not only that the inquiry has the full authority of the house, but also that the house can enforce its subpoenas and ensure that the biden administration can no longer refuse to cooperate with the investigation. i'll briefly describe the procedures for this inquiry. the resolution tasks three commits committees, oversight and accountability, ways and means, and the judiciary, with continuing their current inquiries. it establishes procedures for conducting hearings and calling and questioning witnesses. it grants the minority equal time to question witnesses and the right to request their own witnesses. at the conclusion of their proceedings, it provides for t thes on oversight and accountability and ways and m

plans how to buy a house. how do you make raise a family how do you and it is a suboptimal by far way to make policy but in the situation that peter i think correctly described in terms of the partizan paralysis in the last six years of the obama administration and now it is the world of the present. i mean, we could have a different discussion on what it would take to restore bipartisan. and people would probably leave the room saying you're talking about history not the i hope we're talking i hope. jane i think so. to pick up on those points, i mean, the success our administration pressed idea that they could do away with birthright citizenship, even by executive order, i mean, to a certain extent. i mean, doca, you know, i think hopefully most people in the room would agree is a tremendous policy accomplishment. but what are risks in defi for the administration defining itself when it's okay to engage in policy that is optimally and one might argue constitutionally grounded in bipartisan passage in the legi

the white house. but also note the 82,000 emails, right? involving a pseudonym that we believe the president was using when he was vice president that businesses. that indicates some problems. we have only gotten 14 of those. we are getting stonewalled and obstruction, which is something we have to pursue. to them i would say look, the only reason this indictment is sound is because a judge stood in front of the department of justice which tried to cut a sweetheart deal. they are ignoring it on purpose. i want to say a shout-out to mike johnson, our speaker, for proceeding with this and moving it to the floor. i hope we pass it today. every republican should support this on the floor of the house. mike johnson should be commended to doing that. we disagree on some things but this is an important things and standing up yesterday and ukraine and saying we need to secure our border first was also really important. >> martha: where the impeachment inquiry might lead an the implications of it. thank you ve

page 14, line 18, strike house resolution 917, and insert house resolution 917 as amended and section seven of this resolution. add at the end the following, a memo to house resolution 917. the a to house resolution 917 referred to in section six of this resolution is as follows, page four, line 12, insert before the;, the following. except with respect to a grand jury matter on the date of adoption of this resolution, a grand jury matter related to a prosecution arising from the attack on the capitol on january 6, 2021, or a grand jury matter in a case with respect to which former president donald trump is a defendant. >> the gentleman is recognized to discuss his a minute. >> thank you. from the beginning of this congress, extreme mega republicans have made it clear they are willing to abuse the important constitutional power of impeachment for their own political goals. chief among those goals, whatever donald trump tells them to. the extreme mega architects of this impeachment have sought to intervene, disrupt and undermine the numerous ongoing criminal prosecutions of donald trum

deal, but the house is still the people's house.need to be involved. you need to have someone come at the chair of the hispanic caucus at the table. you need to have some of the latino senators at the table. we need a secure border. we need more funding for immigration agents. they are not even at the table. >> okay. let's talk about this. there is a lot of skepticism, i think, that the senate will get this done in the next few days. first, the horrible poll numbers across our poles and every other poll out there and how the president is handling the border but also how he's facing pressure. more and more have grown uncomfortable in the biden years which have featured a dramatic surge in border crossings and asylum requests. on top of that, we have members within the biden administration warning about the growing number of people on terror watch list that are showing up at the border. this week, ied along the border. with all of that in these increasing numbers, do you agree that the border is out of control at this point? are you o

we have many housing projects in the new city of parand, we have 31,000 national housing units underction, and this will become one of the housings that have always been the concern of the honorable president and the government. out of the 11,300 housing stamps left over from 12 to 13 years ago, they were given to our dear compatriots , and today, 4,300 of those housing stamps were given to those who had been waiting for more than 10 years. i found that the applicants, sometimes over 12 or 13 years old , were waiting for about 100-200 housing units in our city we have another mehr that has legal problems, but i appointed a committee to finish them as soon as possible, and god willing , the case of mehr housing in this government is being closed all over the country out of the 24 thousand mehr housing in this government. about 10,000 had been inherited to this government. it was completed today. well, according to the discussions, god willing, the housing case will be closed all over the country in this government . this opportunity was provided to serve the dear people of our country

their house is not in order. republicans haven't delivered on any public -- any top problem public priorities like strengthening social security, delivering environmental protections, or boosting our economy. politically motivated censures like this one that target black and brown members of congress, like this one, are not only a waste of time, they are a distraction. the people aren't falling for it. republicans should actually legislate rather than play useless political games like this attempt to censure representative jamaal bowman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady continues to reserve. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i'm prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i want to apologize to the american people. i want to apologize that republicans are wasting your hard-earned taxpayer money with yet another stupid and mea meaningless censure

house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 221, the nays are 202 with one voting present. the joint resolution is passed, without objection, the motion to consider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the adoption of house resolution 878 on which the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will report the title of the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 878, resolution providing for the expulsion of representative george santos from the united states house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on adoption of the resolution. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.

it will send a message to the white house. we expect you to comply with our information requests and subpoenass. i will turn it over to chairman jordan. >> the house has now spoken, pretty loudly and clearly with every single republican voting in favor of moving into this official impeachment inquiry phase of our constitutional duty to do oversight. when a majority of the house goes on record in support of an official impeachment inquiry with the power that resides solely in the house of representatives, i think that sends a message. we now think this helps us get the key witnesses we want. there were three names missing. one was the president of the united states. the others are two lawyers we want to talk to. the doj is refusing us to talk to jack daly. we think this is a strong message from the house and the republican conference and every member voted for it. thank you all very much. host: he heard there from two other committee chairs investigating president biden. before the vote took place on the house floor, jamie rask

house, to keep the white house, the senate, and to flip the new hampshire state house blue.applause] we know it will not be easy, but you know what? our future and the future of our children and grandchildren is worth the effort. as our state and the people in this room stand up to protect our first in the nation residential primary and showcase everything that new hampshire has to offer, i am so proud to be working with all of you to start the big blue wave that is going to sweep across this country next year. [applause] so, if you have not already done so, mark your calendars for new hampshire's first in the nation primary, tuesday, january 23, 2024. like many of you, i plan to write in president joe biden in the new hampshire primary to continue our progress and finish the job. and as i say to my colleagues and the press, the good news is it is very easy to sell. i hope that you will join me. i hope that you will join us. join our effort, and let's demonstrate to the entire country and to the world, freedom starts right here in new hampshire. we are going to protect democ

outside - it's an ordinary village house, you come to some village, houses are on the left, houses arethey differ only in the colors sometimes , although sometimes even the colors are the same, so when you go inside here you find yourself on the one hand as a modern apartment, on the other i see a stove, a classic one, a real working one, yes, yes, every day at work. and here you can cook on this ovens. yes, now i’ll have bread, eat my favorite dish, some kind of bread, yes, then let’s have a short room tour, where is it, what is there, where are the rooms? well, then everything is simple, this is the first thing, we half want to make a daughter’s and , as it were, a living room, the next one is our son’s, a large spacious room, our bedroom, all the rooms are walk-through, it turns out that such a layout, our bedroom already turns out to be the end. well, let it be, let it be, it was so cold outside that we decided to stay in the house longer, we’ll talk about one, it wasn’t scary to move with children, of course, this is your dream, you wanted to be there , i don’t know, somehow remem

adil goes to the roof of his house with heartache on the house that is being rebuild after coming to rubbles by the israeli occupation and israeli soldiers who passed by the area. the factory was destroyed in 2008 during the last war, al-furkan war. from day one of the war, the israeli occupation broke into the house. and took my mother out of it. when she asked them where to go, they took her to my uncle's house across from our house. there were around 30 soldiers, i called one of them, then the officer noticed and called me telling me that the house would be bombed. told him that this house is my cousin's and that on the head of the family and that i was ready to go to them if anything was wrong with my cousin. the officer asked me to go, and after about two hours they destroyed the five story house and the mosk and half of my own house. three years after the gaza war, hadel still waiting for the reconstruction of his house to come to an end after a long separation. will be better godwilling, we prepare what we can. i have some machines that i can secure, some in my brother's house

mccarthy loves the house of commons and he loves this house of representatives. so we are two nations, of course, separated by a common language, so it seems like it would be good to quote the bard. i come to this floor to price mccarthy, not bury him. because speaker emeritus mccarthy has many years of leadership, decades of leadership ahead, not only at home, not only here in america, but around the world. because of his leadership exhibited in this house. and as shakespeare talked about, he too has suffered the slings and arrows that life brings in the public world, in politics in this capitol, in this house. but he's handled those every single day with grace, with humor, with leadership, exhibited his commitment to being that happy warrior. that we all know and love. that happy warrior that worked to advance every member of the house's objectives more than his own. because that's how he's wired, mr. speaker. that's in his d.n.a. in recruiting candidates, minorities, vets, women, making the republican party the party of the united states that reflect ours enti

in yakutia, together with house ar, we will build 850 apartments in row houses in the coming years ,th year with the first apartments. will be acquired, and of course, we are confident that this will give an impetus, a powerful, quite serious impetus for the development and social sphere. by the way, yakutia is one of the regions of the far east where corporate rental housing is being developed. this is another important area when apartments are built specifically to order from an enterprise to attract new personnel to the region, with all the necessary infrastructure. the business remains a winner, there is no need to manage non-core assets, and the employees themselves, because more. apartments and another direction - rental housing for students. in 2021, we launched a joint project with the higher school of economics, a year later we agreed to build a rental house for students in tambov. as for the construction of rental housing in the far eastern federal district, the government has already allocated 87 billion rubles for the implementation of this program. this is the money that

now, we have a house. i saved a person he buys something, furnishes something, works on it, and settles down little by little, but it was about his land that he really had. they were quoting prices that we had no hope of being able to buy the smallest piece of land now that the house is built . with this, the government really made a move in the market , and you can almost say that the sale and purchase has decreased. investors themselves need more difficulty. there are friends of ours who didn't expect to get a house at all. the question of getting a house was completely out of the question. i said that we already know that we have to be renters and renters. moving once a year, eventually once every two years , had its own problems, but they are all really happy and happy now, and they have found a way to understand that now they are talking about capital, if they are not. what is there to hope for? i hope that god has asked me and my officials take steps with trust in god to solve all these problems, tha

the prospect of a house or prospect of owning a house or buying a house you know, or buying a house orr even on a ladder and even getting on a ladder and we've no have we? we've got no nearer, have we? >> think we've got further >> i think we've got further away. i think gets worse and away. i think it gets worse and worse every year. i just worse every year. um, i just don't know how this gets fixed. where is the impetus? where is . where is the impetus? where is. the sort of catalyst that changes this ? uh, and this just changes this? uh, and this just permeates through so many areas of government at the moment. >> mark hammer , progressive >> mark hammer, progressive property as ever. thank you for coming on and joining us here on gb news. and folks, this is another aspect, my view, of another aspect, in my view, of broken britain, a problem that appears to be insoluble and opposition that offers almost nothing different than a government of the day, a problem that gets worse. rhetoric from government ministers who don't last for more than a year on average . um, and we get no avera

it's a a house or apartment. so,, these natural disasters or climate issues are very important because it impacted the valuation. we see the number of climate incidents that cost a billion dollars or more increasing and there were three per year. this year alone, and it's not over yet. when we see insurance companies leaving states and not offering property and casualty insurance making the home buying process ultimate readydy cumbersome but it's making it harder because barrowers have to look at alternatives to certain carriers that were there. we are really very focused on the insurance issue. we see premiums go up and i heard many barrowers property and taxes and insurance, like usually the taxes go up. this year it is the insurance payments. it's making it unaffordable for many barriers. that'swe on the front end. when you have an existing policy, if there is an incident that takes place you must make sure the coverage is there. we find the coverage might be there but not as much as a barrower thinks. i looke

houses, well, that is it...his house old enough, so it was simply necessary to bring her into some kind of such look , so that it looked as authentic as possible, and here we were walking around the village , taking pictures of old houses, looking at the elements of architecture, look at that house, it ’s like there, there are birds, it’s beautiful there, look at that house, and there are stars, then yes, we constantly absorbed various elements with our eyes and photographed them on our... camera to recreate, to see how we would make our house beautiful, and it was these elements that we reproduced in this house in the same way, these are of course traditional dentils, we can see around the perimeter the whole house, we see it on the towels too, father teeth, they are the same, here are these teeth, they are also present in houses, they are infinitesimals, they are called. to protect from an evil eye, from evil forces, a traditional stove should never be empty, this is very important, it must be or have a fire b

a high-growth area like that, can cdfi's play a role in housing, rental housing or ownership housing and what is that role? thank you for that question. financing for all types of housing including manufactured housing, single-family housing, et cetera. keep going, sorry. large gap between rental housing and getting into for sale housing, home ownership and we are looking for options such as manufactured housing to be able to bridge that gap to be a steppingstone for people to start off and then work their way up towards what they would like to end up in as their home. >> okay, so a couple questions that we involve around that which is where i'm at with these folks that didn't have any huge solutions for them or game changers because quite honestly it's a big problem. the cost is a problem. how does a community get involved? do they have to have a cdfi in that community to be able to make this work or do you guys work with businesses or banks or how do you it so that -- i could tell the business, look, this is how you need to start working from this angle. >> recently released resear

house history. certainly somebody who is rising up through the ranks for plenty of time and leapfrog a couple more senior lawmakers just like mike johnson did at the end of the day, steny hoyer and jim clyburn are not the house minority leader right now. i think that was a purposeful move on behalf of house democrats to try totr elevate te next generation of leadership house republicans of basic done the same thing albeit asked in the ousting mccarthy and sticking with the more leadership and then going with mike johnson. but certainly jeffries had more time to prepare for this, and it's a lot easier to be a minute of it or that a speaker. he can sort of get his feet wet in the leadership space fronting a a talks with running a full chamber before if indeed house democrats take back the chamber you have to take on that role. >> host: johnson jeffrey schumer mcconnell, for you as reported to us the most successful? >> guest: all of them will chat with reporters and hallways. johnson is relatively new

>> house floor. guys. gavelled. house speaker gavelled. gaveling. house floor. guys. speaker johnson is in the chair, and i saw him about to gavel. there we go. >> on this vote, the yeas are 311 and nays are 114, and the resolution is adopt and the motion to reconsider is on the table. the clerk will -- >> that means that george santos is expelled. >> the chair announces to the house in light of the expel shun of the gentleman from new york. >> so the house of representatives on this historic vote, george santos has been voted expelled from the house of representatives by a 2/3 majority of the the house, and the final tally 311 fellow house members voting to out him. the threshold was 290, and they far outpaced that. david chalian standing by, and the sixth member of congress to be expelled from the house of congress. >> he walked by himself out of the chamber before the speaker gavelled the vote to the conclusion, and he got into that car, and drove away no longer a member of congress as he was just moments ago. and you heard the speaker instruct the clerk to notify

house here on c-span. the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. yours is the spirit o holy one that creation brought order from chaos, that separated the waters from the dry land and breathed your very breath into humanity. on this new day inspire us anew, open our hearts to your power in our lives and in this place, where there is disorder, reveal your direction. where there is darkness, shed your light. where there is indifference, stir us with purpose. divide all bitterness and allow civility to establish a foothold. create a new heart within us, god, our creator, renew a steadfast spirit in us, do not cast us from your redeeming spirit but enjoy in your salvation and dprant us a willing spirit to sustain in our service to you and to this nation and to your people. to you o lord, may all that lives and breathes, glorify your holy name this day. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announcees the

i think the white house has been clear, senate democrats have been clear and in the house we are clear that we recognize there are challenges related to the border that need to be decisively addressed. and it should be done in a comprehensive and bipartisan way. and in a manner consistent with two principles, two values important to what america is all about. one, we are a nation of immigrants, that has helped us from an economic standpoint, from a competitive standpoint, continue to be dynamic and involving in the context of the globalized economy. that has continued. for work short -- workforce shortage reasons. a has to continue. but we are also anchored in the rule of law. so, whatever reppo -- whatever resolution we arrive at, there should be one, we address the situation at the border that should be consistent with those two principles. the question is, can you arrive at a sensible, meaningful resolution of a clear challenge with a gun being held to the head of the american people in the context of our national security interests in ukraine. that doesn't strike me as the appropri

and in the middle a projectile stuck in the house.ojectile was located right in the house, we saw that the rocket was heading straight for the outbuildings, please look, it overturned the closet here and we simply cut out the floor to half the room, because there was such a hole and it was aimed here, well, as we explained to us later from the state emergency service, it was a rocket from under the hail. she threw the plastic in the neighbor's yard - says ms. anna. the roof collapsed, splinters damaged the fences, and later, due to the frost and rain that flooded the premises, internal communications also failed. the family then left in the evacuation, an application was submitted to receive assistance for repairs under the e-recovery program. in april, after the return , the necessary documents were drawn up at the city council and they were waiting for a commission to determine the amount of compensation. the commission came in june and funds arrived literally within a month. as anna levchenko said, under the recovery program, her f

house resolution 660 was our guide. those procedures are now a president of the house. speakers and especially the president, it is a stark and serious matter. it is something no member should want to do. the house has rights and obligations on the constitution. we are charged with providing oversight on the executive branch. we are the sole institution, regarding the awesome power of the use of impeachment. it should only be used wisely and after all possible resolutions. we will secure the evidence we need and uncover the facts we need to make a full and fair determination. only at the end of the road killing make a decision on how to proceed -- only at the end of the road can we make a decision on how to proceed. i urge all members to support the resolution and i reserve the balance of my time. fed. chair powell: -- >> gentleman from oklahoma is observed, gentlemen from massachusetts is recognized. >> near here because donald trump demanded that republicans impeach, so they are going to impeach. these guys, the republicans do not work for the american people. they wo