we need to build housing that poor people can live in and not housing for poor people. i see in the socioeconomic mix is something that doesn't exist today in many communities. that's exactly what. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and thank you for for crime file. i'm james wilson. crime is a production of c f productions inc., which is solely responsible. its content funding for this program was by the national institute of justice research, arm of the u.s.everyone. so, you know, we've been talking a little bit in class about this idea about placemakers and making place and making community. and we've talked aboufe

public housing is straightforward. this money that comes in will be used to pay off the pension withdrawal liability on the mainstream program expenses over here a very sporadic and so as a revenue they're pretty much in line with one another and same for mod rehab. thank you. okay. >> i do have one other yes, please. just a presentation on the investments. >> great. just before we go to that, do we have so the timeline that we're talking about here in terms of this presentation begins it ends where it begins october 1st and december 31st december 31st and have there been any other hud communications in relationship to our finances at all or in relationship to shortfall updates or otherwise conversations? >> and we'll have another conversation. >> it's scheduled for next week with hud. okay so it's start to your told so so we'll have we'll have updates on the two year tool and any conversations in relationship to hud at our next commission meeting. >> great. >> thank you. great. >> on the investment update slide and me

and we know here in the house unfortunately that the house republican leadership has demonstrated no interest in reining in this out of control behavior. here in the house, all it takes are 3 republicans to join with us to protect the american people. >> leader jeffries, in addition to this bill, what do you see as the options that democrats have to push back on elon musk's efforts and doge's? >> we will continue to use the congressional arena. as well as the litigation arena. and the mobilization arena to push back against the far right extremism that we are seeing across the board from this administration and from house republicans. we will introduce legislation. we will move that legislation aggressively. we will work through the court system and we will continue to communicate to the american people about what's happening, why it's happening, and why the promises that were made by republicans to lower the high cost of living aren't being kept. this is day 18 of this new administration. not a single bill, not a single idea, not a single initiative to lower the high cost of living.

then the house reopens. but the which is really up, but you can see all the the the shoring that we're about to engage the house. you can actually see really very clearly. the the early framing of the house. so what we've got here again is a down brace. these are the diagonal braces that locking corners to keep the house square. you've got original 17 over here. we've got 70, 34 studs. the house was so had so much between 1734 and the 1770s that they actually had to put these extra pieces on the outside to square up the exterior of the walls. and then interesting this way, wherever we find these white posts, these were put in in the 1930. so this replaces the original 1734 corner post, which was eaten up by termites. but then next to it is the 1775 corner post for the south edition, which didn't get eaten up by termites. so it's kind of hit or miss what survived, what didn't survive from that early period. but we will be engaging with all this and then they'll be tied into this big steel framework in order t

lease up and pre housing direct services, moving deposits, housing subsidies, housing support and navigation services ,housing stabilization and retention services. linkage to youth homeless the youth homelessness response system and access points and navigation centers. and note that these services generally support a housing for up to 70 foster care youth. we ask that the budget finance committee approve this resolution. thank you. >> thank you and thank you for your work on this and let's go to public comment on this item. >> yes, we now invite members of the public to join us today who wish to address this committee regarding this item number two. >> and that is your opportunity to approach the lectern. >> madam chair, we have no speakers seeing no public comments. public comment is now closed. and with that colleagues i would like to move this item to full board with recommendation and the roll call please. >> and on that motion to forward to the full board to the positive recommendation vice chair dorsey dorsey i member and guardrail and guardrail i turchin i can i we have three eyes t

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sherman i know how important manufactured homes are when it comes to housing availability and housing affordability look at those codes and all the codes and take inventory and how we can reduce the burden and make it less cumbersome including manufacturer housing is a commitment i do give to you. >> my opening statement the homelessness has increased by 30% since 2020 devastated. and how you would address the issue. >> homelessness i think we need to engage local communities and organizations faith-based organizations, institutions that have real results as combating homelessness. i think the federal government can be a great partner but we need to engage those on the local level that have great results and pertains to homelessness and work with them. >> the laboratories of democracy give us an opportunity to see what's working and not working we should direct those that are working an opportunity to meet with my democrat mayors in south carolina one of the things they were celebrating the success of opportunities first time bringing affordable housing back into their communities and

and republicans have the white house, the senate and the house.e going to hold them accountable. for their. >> ability to. fulfill that. >> mission or not. >> midterm elections are only 639 days away. that's it for inside politics sunday. you can follow me on x k raju. follow the show inside politics and follow me on instagram at manu raju. if you ever miss an episode, you can catch up wherever you get your podcasts. just search for inside politics. up next, state of the union with jake tapper and dana bash. jake talks with brand new transportation secretary sean duffy and democratic senator tim kaine. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time. >> next. >> the investigation into the deadly mid-air collision over the potomac. newly confirmed transportation secretary sean duffy joins jake. plus, virginia senator tim kaine, state of the union. coming up next. >> when caroline has a cough, she takes robitussin so she can have those one on ones again. >> hey, jim. >> can we talk. >> about casual. >> fridays? >> oh, s

we see nothing from house republicans, nothing from the administration. they told the american people one thing and they are doing another. and they are not even stepping in to protect the best interests of the american people, which is why taxpayer data protection act is so urgently needed. >> thank you mr. leader. can you attempt to answer your own question that you and -- posed which is why is elon musk accessing all of this data through the federal agencies? you mentioned names, social security numbers, medical records, things like that. what is your worst fear here about why he is doing this? >> that is a great question and i'm going to yield to our two sponsors. >> certainly we need that answer, but we know that we need the protection. this is uncharted, unprecedented ground. i'm telling you as a former treasury person, i mean, i was there during an actual crisis. now a self-inflicted crisis. we need the answer to why he's doing it. we need our legislation. we need this taxpayer data protection act. this is unbelievable lawlessness. we've always had

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across the house floor with a strong bipartisan vote, 71 democrats joined house republicans in moving that policy forward. in my view, with the wind at our back and a leader like president trump who knows financial innovation and technology is where america's heart is, where are entrepreneurs hearts are, that will lead from the executive branch and now with this bicameral partnership with senate agriculture and banking along with our house committees. i look very forward to the success we will have in the 119th congress bit let me ask my friend from arkansas, chairman of the house agate committee. >> we are all still excited about the big kentucky win. it's good to be with you all. we've been working hard on this the last three years. we've had our ups and downs. we started working on it, crypto was gaining popularity and with sam bankman-fried and other things, it seems like perhaps it was in trouble. it's rebounded and is bigger than ever. our goal is to make sure consumers are protected, make sure the industry, in order for it to grow and be able to offer all of the things it does

waffle house . diners the move to slow nfections disrupting the egg supply in a big way, leading to price surges and empty shelves at grocery stores. eateries coast-to-coast also feeling the pinch and passing the cost increase to customers. waffle house diners paying $.50 more for a, a surcharge the company says will be short- lived, they can't predict how long the shortage will last. >> me personally, i will just stop eating eggs. >> this is just the time we are living in. they've got to make up for, you know, the prices. >> it's not just waffle house, this restaurant in new york is charging two dollars extra for egg items, while in los angeles, cara says the cost of eggs at her new breakfast spot went from $.25 to one dollar per egg. >> i'm in a rock and a hard place because i'm paying about as much for eggs a week as i would be to employ someone almost full-time. >> department of agriculture spent more than $1 billion compensating farmers for birds that had to kill and with so many hens already l

housing has been a critical issue in our city. so the housing part hasn't impacted us too much. 67 units have been going on its current time line. the bigger challenge for us was showing the families in our communities, low income families had the resources we need to survive the pandemic. many of our families didn't have the luxury of working from home, working in the zone and things of that nature. making sure they had access to covid testing and things of that nature. so i want to give a big shout out to our resident leaders, our service providers across all four sites. for those that don't know, hope sf is four sites. sunnydale is one of the four sites. and so across those four sites, the most critical thing was making sure folks in these neighborhoods which have historically have been disconnected from resources have the things that they need to remain healthy, to, you know, survive the pandemic as we all had to survive the pandemic and we did pretty well. we were able to bring back scenes and covid testing on site. food dist

and it was a modest house, you know, but it was a nice house. we i grew up in it and that, you know, the housing wasn't it wasn't something that was the object of speculation. well, you know, after the deregulation or large deregulation, the banks crash the economy in 2008, combined with trump university and a number of other schools, are basically running these classes. maybe you remember these from the early 2000, the first decade of the 2000, where they were saying middle class people, you can get rich, here's how you do it. you take the equity in your house, you borrow against it, you buy second house, you turn that into a rental property. then you take the equity in that house and you borrow them. you buy a third house and and turn it into a rental property. you become basically a landlord and you can get really wealthy because houses do appreciate faster than and plus you know, you can pay for the property and upkeep and everything with a rent and and you know, this is this is what you know, this was the pitch and this was the essence of t

waffle house and that 50 cent surcharge per egg. and tonight, news coming in of 100,000 eggs have been stolen, worth 40 grand. >>> in the northeast, dozens of skiers rescued from a ski lift. they had to use ropes to get them down. >>> in florida tonight, look at the images, the out of control boat spinning in circles. the driver of the boat unconscious. how they saved him. >>> and the kouptddown to the super bowl tonight. the eagles, the chiefs, and the 102-year-old fan who just might be the good luck charm. >>> good evening. its great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. we have a lot of news to get to, but we're going to begin with this dangerous evening ahead. what could be a treacherous ice storm. the midwest right into the northeast tonight and tomorrow morning. more than 100 million americans are on alert right now. icy conditions, downed power lines, highways and roads covered potentially with black ice. the system moving across the midwest right to the northeast. treacherous conditions right along the i-9

was inside the house as it went sliding in. our jodi hernandez was out there today as that home floated away. marianne favro has been tracking the storm on the peninsula, but we're going to start first our live team coverage with our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. and, jeff, you're saying we need another couple of hours before we'll see a little bit of relief? yes. we're starting to get some drying in parts of the bay area and others still into that rainfall. but, you know, if you were out there for just a little bit today, you could barely see 1 to 2 car lengths in front of you. it was really some of the heaviest rainfall we can get here in the bay area, and it's a all from this system here offshore, tying in with the atmospheric river just continuing to increase that rain. so we got two things happening for us here. it's clearing out in the north bay. and then the heaviest line is now starting to push just to the south of us. so we're just kind of in that in-between zone right now. still some gusts here of 15 to about 25m

there was nothing but revel, no houses, nothing. it was not clear where houses were, how many we just bought this jesus, this is their line and they will never leave whatever president from said. it's 9 or something, you know 50 i'm, we are here. steadfast here in the tense until we rebuild their homes and live in them and returned to the same places where we were living. i meant the freezing weather policy and families are using whatever they can to that fire and prepare lunch for their families. lunch on the same pool, me will eggs, boiled on. his cabbage, dwelt and plastic by the head of the le hopes to rebuild his home too. well, how does that there is no proper means of life or anything? no water, no electricity, nothing and things are very difficult. as you can see, the house behind me, the entire neighborhood is gone. but despite all that, we want to live and we want to rebuild. it is not how senior resistance, but resilience, that will keep them here. but i am officially edges euro gaza city, palestine regional leaders of re

so a house is now on fire. and the top of the house.rst floor from this plane crash, the flames have now gone up to at least two floors. i can't tell if that's a two or three floor house. but that is now the latest. and these flames are getting worse coming out of this house now, jason. but, there's a -- the fire department is right on the scene. they were right there and i did not see a house on fire initially. so, there we go. it looks like the flames are down or at least they are being blocked by smoke right now. but,. >> steve, we're watching, looking at some of your video you took earlier. i'm having a hard time understanding what the in world happened because you are describing a house on fire. i see a dunkin' doughnuts. sigh cars on fire a debris field that may be stretched several city blocks. i'm trying to understand what has happened here in northeast philadelphia with just chaos happening in this parking lot. you have got the mall there several fast food restaurants, a t-mobile store and a home. how many fires are we talking

a lot of the houses here is honey. my mood has moved from kansas city. throughout the day we met and we talked to people about their reaction. we had a sense of what people are thinking about donald from the statement that was made as late as last night about quote, unquote, ethnically cleansed in palestine. and that's exactly how it is. bars perceive everything gets adjusted feeds into one conclusion. the ones, the palestinians out of their land for the past 15 months. how it can endured much of the hardship and the challenges and posed by these really military and the prime minister by imposing a supplicating seas across the garza's trip in an attempt to drive the population out of the gaza strip. there is a whole entire population. the northern part of that was a trap for more than a 100. they is cut off from the rest of the world, prevented from having access a proper access to food and water and medical supplies and other necessities. but despite that, they stayed in their lands and this is one of the things that

lieu: republicans control the white house, senate and the house. it's completely on republicans to not have a government shutdown. if they can't get the votes, they're the majority party, it is their fault if there's a government shutdown. mika and some special guests. reporter: thank you. i do want to ask -- i know at the same time a lot of your members and just now you mentioned attempts to find common ground with the administration and republicans while they're in power. i just want to get your reaction to one of your members, congressman al green, filing these impeachment articles already. do you think it's appropriate? mr. aguilar: it's not a focus of the caucus. reporter: two questions for you. one california-focused. with the governor on the hill today, are you hoping that these conversations he's having with leadership as well as his meeting with the white house will help with leveraging california's position in trying to get some of this wildfire aid? and then more broadly, you know, do you feel leader thune and peekersons -- speaker johns

the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 26. a bill to prohibit a moratorium on the use of hydraulic fracturing. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 5, the bill is considered read. the bill shall be debatable for one hour, equally divided and controlled by the majority leader and the minority leader, or their respective designees. the gentleman from arkansas, mrn from california, mr. huffman, each will control 30 minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from arkansas, mr. westerman. mr. westerman: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and insert ex trawnious -- extraneous material on h.r. 26. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. westerman: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. westerman: i rise today in support of h.r. 26, the protecting america

house.ow, this has gotten over the decades. we've seen this in the clinton administration, in the george w bush administration. more power has been gone to the oval office from the agencies. but this is on a whole dramatically different level. and, you know, they are trying to just run roughshod over systems that have developed over decades to try to provide some checks and balances, not only in in legislating, but in how we hand out contracts and everything. and what happens when musk leaves the government and he has all that. what happens with all this information. when or if? well, if but you know, i mean, he is a special government employee. he has some limits. >> but 130 days in theory. >> what my what's fascinating to me is that i'm hearing on the hill is there's a couple different reads on this is is that trump wanted musk to take all these arrows at first, okay. that he was he you know, he was happy to have the world's richest man working for him okay. but now there's also republican

we went all around the country and secure the house majority, symmetry, white house. we promise to fix the catastrophe of the southern border and you see in action from the very beginning with president trump and from the house. and senate. we promised to restore energy dominance. you are seeing action on that front. much more to come. we promised to reduce the size and scope of government and there's been so much action on that that it's cause controversy. controversy. that's a good thing. we're disrupting it. we promise to grow our economy and reduce inflation to all of that comes together now. president trump is using his authority as you seem to get much of his work done. it's at a breakneck pace. so much so that you all have no shortage of anything to write about, report on and get used to it i think this will be the new face in washington. everything has changed. the american people wanted that. they demanded and deserved it and that's why the outcome of election was what it was. congress has to reinforce all this executive action with legislative action and tha

housing costs are too high. childcare is too high, utility costs are high, democrats are committed to driving down the high cost of living for working class americans, middle class americans and everyday americans all across. our republican colleagues are not serious about lowering the high cost of living. they've done nothing and not introduced a single bill, not put forth a single policy proposal. they've done nothing as it relates to lowering the high cost of living. at the same they are raiding the government and attempting to steal taxpayer money. that's what the situation at the treasury department is all about. we try to stop the steal act to prevent unlawful access to the department of treasury's payment system connected to people trying to steal personal, sensitive and confidential information related to social security recipients, medicare recipients, taxpayers, businesses, not for profits, veterans, and everyday americans. it's unacceptable, unconscionable, and un-american. stop the steal act will pre

we've sold off council housing. we've sold off council housing. we've sold off council housing.ff the cheap housing that people can get onto the ladder. and now we have far too many private rented houses. we need to get rid of them. we need to return them back to the bought sector. and we need to increase wages or reduce house prices, one or the other, so people can get on the property ladder. and we need to build, we need councils building. after the war, councils built up to the 19805, war, councils built up to the 1980s, councils were the main builder of housing in this country and we privatised it all and we gave it to we gave it basically to the persimmons of the world. persimmons doesn't even actually build the houses themselves. they get local small businesses to build the houses and they just cream off the profits off the top. and what we actually need is a proper national house building situation, and we need a proper system of decent. >> well and good saying that, lloyd. but at what stage in this country do we say enough's enough?is country do we say enough's enough? i

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it isn't about affordable housing or housing.about who wants a storage not outside of their house, who wants a storage in their neighborhood. and i feel like it's really important that we listen to what the existing residents want, what they deserve and like i said, i can drive away and i don't have to be there after my work hours. but it's really important that we prioritize what's important to them. >> thank you. good afternoon planning commissioner and community members. my name is second last currently the facilities manager of the biennial community center and the board member of the filipino american development foundation. i am a long time resident and worker in the south up market. i am a manager of the adult coordinated entry up episcopal committee the services located on homeward and seven. we are a place where homeless adults are navigated into permanent supportive housing. i'm the founding director of the annual patrol lantern festival. i'm also known as the community historian and i authored a book on the history of

house republicans kept our promise. we passed a bill, i know it's hard to believe we had to pass this bill, but we passed a bill to prevents biological males from freely walking into girls locker rooms. it's ridiculous that we had to do it, but here we are. democrats would rather allow men to compete in girls sports than protect our little girls. they are truly out of touch with reality. for those that support this insanity, you are allowed to live in your distorted reality, but that doesn't mean i have to live in your distorted reality. and our girls don't need to live in your distorted reality, either. we fought for 50 years for women's rights. now democrats want to undo it. i can assure you that will not happen under my watch. house republicans are committed to putting a stop to this madness. we are the party of common sense. the difference between the democrats and the republicans is that our agenda is about opportunities, about freedom, and about putting america first. while their agenda is about control, dependenc

and republicans have the white house, the senate and the house. so we're going to hold them accountable for their ability to fulfill that mission or not. >> midterm elections are only 639 days away. that's it for inside politics sunday. you can follow me on zemke raju, follow the show inside politics and follow me on instagram at manu raju. if you ever miss an episode, you can catch up wherever you get your podcasts. just search for inside politics. up next, the union with jake tapper and dana bash. jake talks with brand new transportation secretary sean duffy and democratic senator tim kaine. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time. >> kobe, the. >> making of a legend. >> saturday at nine on cnn. >> i'll be honest. >> by the end of the day, my flaws. but who has the time to clean? that's why i love my. >> swiffer wetjet. >> it's a. >> quick and easy way to get my floors clean. >> wetjet absorbs and locks. >> grime deep inside. look at that swiffer wetjet. >> safelite repair safelite replace. >> nobody likes a

president trump -- the white house.dent trump linking up with congressional republicans to debate the size, scope and details of his, quote, big, beautiful bill to cut taxes, regulation and government spending. fox business' edward lawrence fresh out of a press gaggle with the white house press secretary. he joins me now. >> reporter: liz, i want to give you breaking news. we're hearing are from a white house official, they're pushing back against that "wall street journal" report that the administration plans to fire thousands of health and human services workers. that official telling us that there will be no such -- that is not true, there will be no such executive the order firing thousands of health and human services workers. now, on the other subject, some in the house of representatives are floating the idea of having a 5-year extension to the tax cut. the president and the treasury secretary, the new one there, in an exclusive interview with larry kudlow says the tax cuts need to be permanent. >>nt tru has a ma

was only 10 house republicans. certainly not eager to capture signal or move against the president in that way. definitely not when a lot of them are eager to advance that kind of legislative agenda that they also kind of agree with, which includes extending the tax cuts from that 2017 bill that president trump signed. that includes changing energy regulations, boosting funding, enforcement on the southern border, and even the northern border. those are all things that republicans in congress want to fund. as far as impeachment, i don't think anything has happened so far to get any republicans to even think about impeachment. it would be just incredibly unlikely to see a party impeach their own president for something, considering the balance of power, what we have seen. host: brooklyn. independent. you are next. caller: thank you for taking my call. in regard to the tariffs that president trump has put on canada and mexico that are allegedly related to unauthorized crossings at the southern border and fentanyl, wh

the speaker: the house will come to order. the house will come to order. for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? without objection, so ordered. >> mr. speaker, tonight we're gathered on the house floor to honor the men and women who tragically lost their lives january 29. today we represent the districts and states impacted by the heartbreaking crash of flight 5342 and the united states blackhawk helicopter. the eagle flight left my hometown of wichita, kansas, with 65 passengers and two crew members onboard. they were skaters and a couple and group of friends returning from a trip. .. within view of the d.c.a. runway, we know all 64 passengers and three army soldiers perished. as we mourn the loss of these 6p *6 7 individuals there are no words to we grieve with the families and friends and pray for those in our districts who are in shock at the loss. we commit to finding answers and make sure another tragedy doesn't happen again. americans have paused to honor the 67 souls who perished last week. tonight on this first meeting in

to get to the task at hand today , according to the house element terry and -- house parliamentarian, the look back is august 16. any rule issued from august 16 until the end of the 118th congress, that is now treated as being issued last friday, january 31. congress's look-back window opened just a few days ago for all of those rules issued since august 16, until the end of the 118th congress. i would suggest to highly plug our study center. you can see that in your handout. there are 1337 rules that are eligible for disapproval. of course not all of them are going to be interesting. just to slice and dice a bit, 37 of the rules in the window are economically significant. those rules that have the biggest projected annual impacts on the economy. there are 74 other rules that are significant for some other reason, and all of that, you can find information about those rules on our website and the handout steers you in that direction. if we look back to the first trump administration, there were 16 disapproval's and i want to highlight, because we think that past may be prelude to the f

i want to get to the housing.ve talked a lot about short medium solutions on the food and security aspect of it. the last is about the housing itself. i know a lot of this will depend on things that we hear or we haven't had discussions yet with the developer but can someone from planning or comment on should housing proceed? what would be the steps involve moved from now to going forward that we have to be mindful of in terms of a timeline? >> so if there were a housing proposal submitted for the site that would be reviewed by the planning department first housing is a principally permitted use on the site. there's notensity limit and so we would look for the developer to propose something which the department would respond ensure that it complies with the city's code. typically developers will do community outreach and work with your office and others in the community either prior to or during the review and submittal of that proposal. then once it is approved which depending on the scope of the proposal could n

the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on january 30, 2025, at 3:24 p.m. appointments, united states senate caucus on international narcotics control, signed sincerely kevin f. mccumber. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on february 4, 2025, at 1:28 p.m., appointment, public interest declassification board, signed sincerely kevin f. mccumber. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 4-a of house resolution 5, 119th congress and the order

>> yeah, the house.epublicans are indicating. >> they plan to press ahead with their. >> own strategy, even if. >> it is running into a collision. >> course with. senate republicans who. >> have their own plan. >> part of. >> the. >> speaker's plan. >> would include basically. every aspect. >> of the trump agenda, including major. >> tax overhaul. the senate republicans say that tax piece simply. >> is not ready. they want to punt on. >> that issue. >> and they're moving on a. >> the first step on this process next week taking a different approach. but there's another problem. the house republicans still still don't have an agreement among themselves about what this initial proposal would actually look like. and in talking to the members coming out of the meeting, they sounded more optimistic. but they also indicated there was more work ahead, even as they are facing a confrontation with republicans on the other side of the capitol. >> our message to our friends. >> and colleagues in the senate. >> is al

just inside of that middle gauge is what is called blair house. that is where be is really prime minister is staying. but even though he is inside these metal gates, i a suspects because of this demonstration that has delayed his arrival somewhat. given the fact that there is an. 2 earn about security, right? so there have been a lot of sirens and as a result this may be delaying his arrival. just to clarify, gives the gates to the white house are open. yeah. just the card. why kimberly? um they several process going on at the same time because we saw one earlier of the families of the captives. it looks like protesting ahead of the prime minister's visit there. or is there another demonstration going on elsewhere? i. i can't see it. i can only hear it, i'm not sure, but this sounds like it may be a pro palestinian protest. it's taking place. and so i can't be 100 percent certain if it's the same, if it's united, it's very hard for me to determine without actually laying ice on it. what i can tell you is i am hearing the police motorcycles gearing

live coverage of the house now on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: bow pray with me -- would you pray with me. show us your unfailing love, o lord, and grant us your deliverance. for we find ourselves in times of turmoil and tension, disagreements and dissention. but if we can open our hearts to receive your life changing mercy, and experience your soul penetrating grace, we will be redeemed from our own discord. restored to common purpose and mutual respect. let us listen that we will hear what you speak. when you pronounce health in our afflictions, may we receive it. when you promise peace to your people, may we live it. when we walk to the right or to the left, may our ears hear your word behind us saying, this is the way. walk in it. the word of the lord is alive and powerful. sharper than any two-edged sword. the voice of the lord is over the waters. the glory of god is heard in the thunder over many waters. lord, pierce our soul and our spirit, our joints and our mario, and discer

>> address the house house -- address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> president trump said he'd lower food prices on day one, and the war -- end the war in ukraine on day one. bring down housing costs, make government more efficient, bring peace to the middle east. all those things sound grow great, don't they? instead of reducing the price of e.g.s -- of egg, they're making it illegal to pro report on avian flu. he's pushing tariffs to make things more expensive. instead of making government more efficient he's paralyzing agencies like the i.r.s. that under the biden administration recovered over $1 billion from billionaires who weren't paying their fair share. my constituents are afraid this administration will ruin their lives. on one day we answered calls all day from people concerned about elon musk running roughshod over the government. he also seems to -- these changes come at the expense of those americans who already make our country great. he also seems

i'm working to lower housing costs by investing in our construction workers, to increase our housing supply. help lead the charge last year against a proposed clover albertson's mega mefrnler that would have let grocery prices e they already are. and there are steps we in congress can take and have been taking to tackle inflation. i urge the president to take this issue seriously and tackle it head-on. and i am willing to work with him and work with anyone else if it means lowering costs for hardworking families. but we need to get going right now. so i urge my colleagues, democrats and republicans, to come together and prioritize solving kitchen-table issues, instead of pushing extreme wedge issues. it's what the american people need to us do for them. that's what the american people are counting on us to do for them. we need to get busy and do that. thank you, mr. president. i notice the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: the clerk: ms. alsobrooks. puma -- tampa by my supporters able to give the judiciary for pam bondi who will ho

we, house democrats, are the commonsense caucus. instead of working with democrats in a commonsense way to actually find bipartisan agreement in 2017 around so-called tax reform, they decided to jam the g.o.p. tax scam down the throats of the american people. and set up a situation where 83% of the benefits would go to the wealthiest 1% of the american and every single democrat said we can't support that because that's not in the best interest of the american people. understand, if you go back to 2017 which your question relates to, there was a conversation about lowering the corporate tax rate to make sure america could be more competitive. and corporate tax rate, as i recall, was at 33%. 33%. and the obama administration's budgets had indicated that we would be prepared to drop the corporate tax rate to 28%. that was a democratic position. the far right republicans were saying, we want to drop it to 20% or 21%. the c.e.o.'s of america said if you could lower it to 24%, 25%, that would put american companies in a competitive positi

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