them alone is a thousand times more difficult, by the way, i would like to mention the movie house of chips, yes, you also joined the actual team of creating this movie, by the way, now our viewers can see, yes, if i'm not mistaken, the trailer for this movie, in the 19th year actually. this was the beginning of the creation of this film . of social-psychological-psychological rehabilitation, the film "house of chips" tells about children from difficult families who entered a shelter near the front line, they spend nine months in the shelter and either return to... their parents or end up in a boarding school or foster family oh, and this film, by the way, won the oneworld human rights documentary film festival in prague, so it's quite a large-scale work, actually, which i wish more people would see, and it's relevant now, that is, despite the fact that what is going on about 2019. about other years, starting from 2014, when the invasion of donbas, the invasion of crimea began, it is relevant, and of course we have to understand what started then, it is a connection with what is happening n

of the interview with rob robert hur. joining me is congressman chip roy, member of house committee. us the transcript of the biden interview, why do you need the tape? >> we want to see the demeanor of the president, that was rationale in robert hur not pursuing charges. i asked the attorney general, did you all claim privilege when it came to the actual transcript and he said no, they didn't. he testified moments before the transcript is same as at audio. when demeanor of the president is at core of why the special counsel said i'm not going to pursue charges, it leaves you with only one ability to take something away from it, they are going after president trump saying he is mentally fit to stand trial and president biden is not mentally fit to stand trial. if we think the demeanor is what he said, fine fchl there is no issue, fine. it is impeachment inquiry, we have a write to see it as members of congress. >> garlands 62ed about coordination between doj and d.a. offices. watch this. >> will department of justice provide to committee all documents, all correspondence between the

chipping barnet, in north london. i have been speaking to people here about the issues affecting them, in particular the cost of living and the cost of housingping barnet constituency is where the former minister theresa villiers managed to hold on against the odds last time round, but this time it could be a much tougher fight for her. the labour party have tasted success in this part of london because they took control over the council two years ago. we have seen the labour leader coming here and supporting the local candidate, dan tomlinson. labouralso supporting the local candidate, dan tomlinson. labour also have their eyes on some surrounding constituencies where conservative mps have stood down. chipping barnet reflects the wider battle we are seeing across london. there are around a dozen or so conservative seats at risk. if the tories can't hold onto them, they could be down to single digits here in london. but the labour on tory tussle is not the only one we are seeing in london. also the liberal democrats are hoping to pick off some conservative seats in south—west london. and here is the list of candidates we know about so far st

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of ingredients, it'd be fine tuned. he had white boards that he'd rescued from chips. so his house had white boards in every roof. some people of paintings or posters, football, and most of white boards were filled with things. sometimes they were equations, sometimes the equations were filled with just words and reflecting a mathematical language of a social phenomenon. and what you could see was the information was becoming transferable. coffee table a little to no cost in large quantities. and so that churning desire for this, the, for social change combined with these other overlays, enabled by technology. i think just meant that everything came together at the right moment for him. my 1st contact with his wife on june sent me an email describing dysfunction for this project he had in mind to working. so the idea was about secrets classified secrets of coverage. and that seemed to me extremely unlikely that you could really circumvent from national security agency. what julian's idea was before he likes was that maybe we don't need to go through our mainstream journalistic channels. there's an ability that enc

1: discussion on domestic manufacturing of computer chips and multibillion-dollar investments from the 2022 chips and science act. at noon eastern, the u.s. house is back in session for general speeches. california congressman will be sworn in who won a special election and will serve out the remainder of the former house also considering several post office naming bills including one for the late country music singer johnny cash and his homeland of arkansas. watch live coverage of the hausman members gavel in here on c-span. >> c-span is funded by these companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? >> it is way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1,000 community centers to create wi-fi for students d low income families so they can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span as aacy. >> we will hear from professionals involved in federal health care policy who spoke at a summit hosted by the company in washington, d.c. regarding biptisanship in health care policy and potential priorities for the next congress. >> thank you, everybody. i'm very excited to be the l

of israeli prime minister bibi netanyahu. the icc must be immediately sanctioned. it's today house republicans will bring chipy's bill to the house floor to ensure needed guardrails to protect israel and our allies from baseless undemocratic attacks by the international bureaucrats of this illegitimate court. we will bring up the milcon v.a. appropriations bill to fund veterans programs and benefits. and prohibit the biden administration from funding woke priorities. following many years of advocacy, this legislation will also secure fort drum in upstate new york in my district as the third miiln the east coast. ensuring our policy of peace through strength by bolstering our defense. we have two special guests today. congressman michael guest, who serves on the milcon va appropriation subcommittee, and we also have congressman siscamani from arizona to discuss the impact of the biden border crisis. we will begin with michael guest from >> mississippi. g, at a time in which we see war in europe, fighting in the middle east, continued unrest in the indo-pacific, house republicans are making a substaá>■hntial in

well, the house judiciary committee was also looking for answers from garland on the former president trump's felony conviction last week. joining me now is texas congressman chip roy, member ofommittee. congressman roy, they have given us the transcript of the biden interview. so, why do you all need the tape? >> well, first of all, we want to be able to see the demeanor of the president when that was, in fact, the primary rationale for special counsel hur in saying he wasn't going to pursue charges against the president. when i was engaging with the attorney general, i asked him point blank, i said, look, did you all claim privilege when it came to the actual transcript? he, of course, said no, they didn't. but he had already just testified. literally moments before, that the transcript is the same as the audio. that the only distinction really goes to the heart of the demeanor of the president. but, when the demeanor of the president is at the core of why the special counsel said hey, i'm not going to pursue the charges, then it leaves you with only ability to, you know, take something away from it was that they are going after president trump because they were saying he i

of the magic happens, and very late at night. one person to watch might be a conservative like chip roy or thomas matthew who sit on thatpe concerns of the conservative bloc of the housee republican party heard before we see things develop on the house floor. if those guys have the ability to block all indication. host: where are we on fiscal 2025 appropriations and is its work before october? guest: on paper they are.house t a schedule where they want to do their appropriations bill over the coming month. this week we will see the beginning of that process at they start to move military constructions and veterans affairs -- the question for republicans in congress will be whether they allow the policy writers that could derail the entire appropriations process. we saw this last time they tried to appropriations bills. there were versions that could have affected the proportion pills -- host: policy writers in an appropriation bill? guest: that is what happens with the appropriations committee. that happens with republins control of their conference and the democrats control of their conference as more policy provisions beyond the straight. host: i will let you chat w

house says the new immigration rules should be implemented by the end of summer. just ahead of early voting for the 2020 for us presidential election. kimberly help it alger 0. the white house us chips make it and video has the past microsoft as the world's most valuable company. the film has seen that stock price all over the last year and mid of rush for its industry leading artificial intelligence chips. it's still grows at 3.4 percent hitting a value of 3.34 trillion in the us on capital hill and emotional and hated hearing as the ceo of boeing appeared before a senate committee. this comes as the aerospace company is facing a series of accidents, scandal and investigations. petty calhane has the licensed hope a standard hearing with an unusual beginning and i apologize for the group that we have caused. and i want you to know we are totally committed in their money for in focus one se, david calhoun, the ceo of aerospace giant bowing apologizing to the families of victims from to plane crashes caused by a faulty system that the company didn't disclose. but for some family members, the apology may not go far enough for him to say safety is number one issue. that is not the evan

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house price across all of uk is above 400,000? >> north of england, where actually the average person's house pouring gravy on our chips . us because i'm in a relationship with somebody from yorkshire, i go there all the time. >> fantastic. some lovely party where i am . it's lovely, it's where i am. it's lovely, it's wonderful. it's much nicer than london. i am fully aware. i am saying that the average house price is different. the average person does not own an outright property above £400,000. that is why only 4% of people would pay inheritance tax right now. now. >> but we go through life. you buy a packet of or you buy some goods, you pay that you know, you earn an income, you pay that , you buy a house, you pay vat, you pay , you buy a house, you pay vat, you pay stamp duty, we die and we have to give the tax to the government. >> loads of money is disgraceful. >> it is loads of money. here's the here's the problem though, right i have. it would be lovely. it would be lovely that we could live in a world in which we just ask the millionaires and billionaires to pay a millionaires and billionaires to pay a little bit

early may we sat down a couple weeks later and i got him, he's the chair of the house administrative -- administration committee and chipcus, we brought everybody together and worked on a consensus bill. it takes that time to build consensus when you have a one vote majority which is what we've been working through but we do have the bilker called the save act. and it willen p sure that the states have -- will ensure that if somebody registers to vote they have to provide proof of u.s. sit citizenship. currently, states are pro hiv ed in many places from demanding proof of citizenship. biden administration is encouraging them to go to local welfare offices, sign up for taxpayer benefits. they get a form that says check this box if you want to register to vote. we can't allow that to happen. we'll put pressure on chuck schumer and the senate to make sure is done and september to biden -- sent to biden's desk. if 24 they care about the intey of elections they'll sign this into law you. maria: merrick garland said he's vowing to stop voter id. >> obviously, that's the best evidence of where he stands on this. they want ill

of israeli prime minister, bb netanyahu. the icc must be immediately sanctioned that is why today house republicans will bring chip roy's billourt counteraction to ensure needed guardrails to protect israel and all our allies from baseless undemocraticac by the bureaucrats of this illegitimate court we a also bring up appropriations bill to fully fund benefits, and prohibit the biden administration from funding wokt following many years of advocacy,his legislation will also secure fort drum in upstate york in my district as third missile defense site on ensurine nation defense with that we two special guests today. congressman michael guess whoonb committee an we also have congressman juan from arizona t; discuss the impact of the bide about border crisis we will begin with michael guest from mississippi. at a time in which we see war in europe, fighting in the middle east, continued unrest indo pacs are making a sub military infrastructure while simultaneously fly funding v.a. benefits and health care. this b■8 than the president requested. you believe in are a time in which we see these global challenges that the white hou

two, and watch that hearing before the house coronavirus pandemic subcommittee as it is called. 11:00 a.m. eastern, a discussion on domesticufring of computer chipsar investments from the 2020 two chips and science act as it is known. that is taking place at the asn that coverage begins you arn c-span at 11:00 a.m. eastern, also at c-span.org and the free video app. calls, go ahead. caller: i've got the usual request. sometimes when the queioabout me people call in and you hear them they are living on $800 or $900 a month me, it is like a punch in the stomach. g if there is any way you guys might accumulate a list ofme help and a list of pee that would help those people. privately, nobody has to know about any of it and to where we can actually help each other. y;you let catherine rave on forever, s stuff, i know she didn't watch any of the trial use none of us did. she said she did, but she will know what kindf snakes are in the democratic party. and my last statement is that hunter biden was in bed with his sister-in-law befor body was even cold. host: new york, democrat, good morn are you doing this morning? quick, a couple points. ]fon donnie

texas expansion will house 50,800 chips forfull expansion will house 50k 8100 chips forfull self—driving training." nvidia has become the third most valuable company in the world because ofi into their products. the timing? well, it comes as tesla and mr musk are asking shareholders to vote next week to approve a record compensation package for his sterling work running the electric car—maker. michelle fleury there. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. you're with business today, i am sally bundock. it's all change for our banknotes because from today, notes featuring the portrait of king charles enter circulation. he's only the second monarch to appear on notes from the bank of england. banknotes issued in scotland and northern ireland don't include the monarch. but those already in circulation featuring queen elizabeth — whose portrait first appeared on banknotes in 1960 — will still be accepted in the shops. and yet, do we still want to use cash? that is a whole another debate. here's our cost of living correspondent kevin peachey. cash may no longer be king. but finally, the king is on our cash. printed months ago, preparations are complete for these

of house care about our country. those of us who want to preserve our country, and even, you know, chip roy, his hr 29 here in texas,t he set forth that later became a portion of hr 2, that would solve a lot of what we are seeing, it's the senate continues to sit on it. and then they come up with their own bill that was complete garbage. now what we are seeing with this executive order by the president, look apprehensions haven't been less than 3,000 since that thing was put into effect. >> laura: that's doesn't work. >> most americans -- and i just want to say i'm in florida visiting my son who is in the air force as well. i have been to restaurants. i have been to walmart. i have been to grocery stores. it's not profile people there are illegals across the entire country. my drive out here louisiana, alabama, mississippi, we are inundated we will do something to protect americans or we will have more loss of lives. >> laura: congressman, more quickly, you see this absolutely happening if trump is in? there is no question not going to be the sob stories that prevent this deportation mass effort to be underway and b

community because of the infrastructure, because of the chips and science bill, because of the reduction in the cost of insulin, that was due to the democrats, house democrats, senate democrats, and democratic administration, it is time to choose yourself and figure out which team is riding with you. if you want more of the chaos we have seen out of this house, that is all you are going to get, times three, if you decide to go with donald trump, because he is loud and wrong. >> democratic representative jasmine crockett bringing it this morning. thank you for being with us. as always, we always appreciate the time you take for us. another hour of "velshi" starts right now. >>> good morning. it is saturday, june 29th. this has been by far the strangest and most unprecedented election cycle and then this week happened. president joe biden turned in an alarmingly weak performance at the first presidential debates of the season. that news cycle has since been dominated by that, not by the supreme court's decision to extend its session past june for only the fourth time in nearly 40 years to further delay criminal cases against donald trump for proceed

and meta and the other companies making chips or designing in house and they have the know how to do so and the supply chain. you are also seeing it with the amds ofng the chips. i think it will be really, really tough for nvidia to keep the moat and 1,000% margin. he talked about ceo math. ceos will look at that and say i'll go cheaper. >> other investors seem to disagree with you. nvidia shares are up in the pre-market right now. i want to ask you if this re-raises concerns of the air pocket? instead of rolling out new architecture every two years, it is every year? >> jensen is saying you have to buy now to save later. buy now and buy up front. that is talking his book. we are seeing some of the delays where people say i will wait to see what comes out of the next chip. to some extent, innovation is getting in the way of sales, which has to beinternally. the market is not seeing the same stuff i'm seeing. we have seen a rise in retail investors on nvidia. some, not pullback, but slowdown from wall street. i think that does say this might be a little bit into fan boy and meme stock territory versus people trading on fundamentals. >> on a day we

equivalence,lé aequivalency between the leaders of hamas israel and why house republicans will pass illegitimate court counteraction act introduced by my good friend, chipadministration rules against the officials who investigate, arrest and detain u.s. citizens or allies like israel. the choice is clear, do you stand with our ally israel or do you stand with hamas? do you this illegitimate court? additionally as a navy appropriations committee, i'm proud to introduce the fy-25 bill introduced under carter and cole. under their leadership, h.r. 8580 willly fund veterans health care programs and benefits and provides extra $35 billion above the president's budget and last year's further, this legislation provides for robust funding for the indo-pacific region and invests billions in quality of life projects for our service members and families and blocks the biden administration from placing al qaeda terrorists in our local communities. .. . so we can invest more in our national security. as we approach the 80th this week's vote will be an important step in supporting our nation's veterans. support this rule and i reserve the balance of my time. the spea

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house the russian defense industrial base they respondent much bettee expected. why the sanctions were so un top of india and china buying sending our hopes on chips and fargo and otheranced military. e well, i think there are very few republicans voted against ukraine. other than a fealty to donald i am one of them who said i had to do this. her support ukraine are part of dragging this out and complain about the biden administration not sharing arms quicker. i can type for my first-hand experi■7enot a part of virginia and some of the places were trump is the mos popular that i would talk ukraine everywhere i went and i had no pushback. there are some who truly believe america should be isolationist alliances.way from our it's much more smaller of aoth s roughly 80% was ukraine, israel taiwan who is an important piece me a■t but i think run theory allies is not for the vast majority of the az thank goodne. >> dave shepherdson from reuters. you know in two months congress passed the legislation. doesn't like this been much progress. do you think the american people are ready for ban on tiktok if they don't move ahead government blank? secondly on china aibordinate rs

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say being said house the russian defense industrial h better than any of us could have expected why the sanctions were so unsuccessful the top of india oil but still sending our hopes on chipsnd things would prevent them from advance military. i'm not sure we have been that successful. but i'll have to take try os well i think there are very few republicans voted against ukraine. other than a fealty to donald trump. i am one of them who said i had to do this. her support ukraine of dragging this out and complain about the biden administration not sharing arms quicker. i can type for my first-hand there is not a part of virginia and some of the popular that i would talk ukraine everywhere i went and i had no pushback. there are some who truly believe isolationist and walk away from our alliances. it's much more smaller of a percentage both bodies was roughly 80% it was ukraine israel taiwann important piece for me as well. but i the trump cut and run theory of standing by our allies is not for the vast majority of the american people are at, thank goodness. >> dave shepherdson from reuters. one on tiktokhs congress passed the legislation. [inaudible] doesn't l progress. do y

house, get rid of it over a trillion. go back and start cutting in to some of the other bills that were passed chips act too generous, andure bill too generous. what do they did 50 million of -- billion of internet broadband for poor communities, not a nickel has been spent, it did not meet all of dei qualifications, a lot of garbage that could be pared back. >> that is right. so i have an idea, which is when you over the debt limit, you have the president has more authority to impound money and to do line item veto. i think that we need process change in the proses, that when the debt to gdp ratio is too high, that it punishes washington, right now what washington does is punish the whole country when they spend money. and so there needs to be a change in checks and balances so the whole system works better otherwise we're facing a perfect storm next year, you named it. spend becomes do and taxes go up. and that -- president should be talking -- president biden should be talking about that all of the time. how he will fix that problem. but he doesn't have any answers. larry: no, he has more of the same, it is time for a

and the cost of everything you need to fix and upgrade your house is also going up, as well, as kelly, i'm sure you know. >> this is somewhat analogous to the chip discussion, but at some point are buyers going to push back? home prices keep going up, but i keep hear thing's been relief on the rent side. is that the case? >> for multifamily apartments, there has been a little easing up, a shrinking of the gains, in some markets going down a little bit because of the supply coming onto the market. but as we eat through that supply, rents will go up again because many people cannot afford to buy so they go to a rental and more are going to single family rentals, and those prices are up from a preer ago. in april, single family rents bumped up higher than they usually do in april. so it just shows demand is keeping those prices high, as well. >> and the most important data point for the fed, i'm sure everyone following this, the rental cost of single family homes is a direct input into what they're looking at for core inflation. diana, thank you. we appreciate it. >>> we're talking shipping software. we'll look at how to position ahead of results f

houses of congress. and this new version also includes restrictions on abortions or transgender healthcare for military personnel and their families. and it is unlikely to ever the senate. >> lawrence: chipoy from texas. >> brian: he seems open to it. >> lawrence: can you go straight to hell over my dead body. >> ainsley: with his picture of his daughter. she is not going he said. >> lawrence: ainsley, how do you feel about that. >> i feel two fold about it. these are select services, and i just learned about this, you know, recently. we all did. so i haven't really thought what my opinion might be. but my dad did serve in the army. and it's been great to our family. my dad served for 20 years in the army reserves. and that helped my mother when she was so sick. so it helped with the cost of all of her medications. dad would go to the post and pick it up. so we were grateful to the military, of course, we love our military and we support it. but, for my daughter, i would be really -- she is 8. but if she is able to serve in her 20's. i would like for her to make that decision. >> steve: listen, i'm the oldest one on the couch. i was of age during the vietnam war. so my number was in the

of the hangover inflation is sticky inflation and housing, protein, food and energy, i think economists are starting to agree with the statement, we probably printed too much money post-pandemic, chipsnd science act, inflation reduction never produced inflation, the, is a trillion plus of money coming out of helicopters in the sky, it's very inflationary and it's hard to turn the it off and is coming to roost at a time when and cabinet really doesn't want inflation on kitchen table issues. the food inflation, the 32% since pre-pandemic prices on protein and chicken and steak, that is a killer, that is a killer because everybody sees every day when you buy fast-food and you could go home by herself and wage inflation is starting to shut down and dining is dying all around the country. stuff out there and thus i could get fixed by november unfortunately. ashley: you are right, i was looking at one of these comments from the gop and they put out a statement, they said the threat to capitalism from the democrats is far more worrying than the threat to democracy from donald trump, would you agree with that. >> that is good rhetoric but we're going to see all of this happened very shortly

house, get rid of it. it is over a trillion dollars, get rid of it. go back to start cutting into some of these other bills that were passed. the chips was way too generous. infrastructure bill was way too generous. what are they doing, $50 billion of internet, broadband for poor communities, not a nickel has been spent because it didn't meet all the dei qualifications. i mean there is a lot of garbage that could be pared back, okay? , plus some pro-growth tax cuts, a lot could be done, david malpass. >> that's right. so i have an idea which is when you're over the debt limit you have the, president has more authority to impound money and to do line-item veto. so i think we need process change, change in the process that when the debt-to-gdp ratio is too high, that there, that it punishes washington. right now what washington done is punish the whole country when they spend money. so there needs to be a change i think in the checks and balances so that the whole system works better. otherwise what we're face something a perfect storm next year. you named it, the debt limit comes due, the spending runs out, taxes go up automatically.

giving mass amnesty and citizens chip to a hundreds of thousands of the illegals who he knows will ultimately vote for him. >> and the open border democratic party, the housepeaker mike johnson, mayor said, this is proof positive of the democrats plan to turn illegal aliens in to voters is there anything to that not necessarily because people that come from other countries have their mindset and what kind of government they want. >> and i've spoken to many people who come from other countries. and they don't necessarily believe that the existing parties, what they want. so i mean, this is something that you have to be cognizant of a not just say things that you think would probably would happen. so i don't think that has any value to it. >> and yet, when you look at the poles and i wanted to give you a chance to drill down this a bit. are president biden is struggling with hispanic voters in a way he was not last time around and that was a crucial group to his victory in 2020. if you just look at arizona alone, he wanted span thank voters. in 2020 there by 61% to 37%, 24 percentage point difference last time, latest fox news poll out of arizona shows him b

what some of the lawmakers spoke to with the general especially a second time to emphasize the strengths. they said i should give you a call back. i bring this up, the white house is creating a chip mitchell for us. do you remember the truman show? it is a beautiful city and everything seems perfect except there is a property at the top. the white house is a puppeteer they have merrick garland because merrick garland allows the report to come out they have not when audiotapes come out. we cannot hear than 90 minutes of time interview or the 35 minutes, they need a truman show for joe biden to get reelected. >> david: to the point of editing, i did not edit anyone. maybe a sneeze or something, but you want to hear the full context of someone's reference point. if you think about it, this is a administration that goes back to obama that spies on reporters, you have the representation of agencies against the press, you have social media, you've got collusion, real collusion between the tech giants in the white house. you have the force of federal regulation being used, this is modus operandi for the democrats and the government. joe biden, they are just protecting him to protect the

of chipped profits... so that kolomoisky does not give out materials on biden. the contract case was initiated by hunter biden. a justified accusation from russia is both mariopol and the trade union house britain, and he gained complete control over the entire odessa region. kolomoisky is showing that if you touch me, then i have incriminating evidence. if it weren't there if there was a british trace, zelensky would have kicked him out long ago. fines and drinks or what is the most profitable way to sell your homeland? dolls of the heir tutti, today on the first. you’re also good at sending her to the forest, you’ve already gone crazy with your collective farm. and this is your bear, it was fashionable to bring strangers, it is not mine. i love you, varya, i can’t forget you. i'll leave olga, just tell me. it's your daughter who gets confused with the teddy bear. what did trump say about the situation in ukraine? he said that in his opinion putin only needs crimea and donbass. and i said that this was not so, but he allowed the money to be allocated. some trump, the secret master of the world. it turns out trump has all the money. if we can make sure that ukraine will be on the front

cherokee what do you sue you so so when you you chip i believe that diplomacy he should be the cornerstone of any foreign policy. and i can see russia from my house wouldn't have seen before and after sandy sanford and the law holy ireland guys, akiva and your mom really helped make the transition for snl into the digital era. and that's when things started to go viral for snl on the boat or who could forget in the box, i mean, come on when the competition is a nuclear competitions, spying is extraordinarily important the russians were trying to spy on us we were spying on them it's very difficult to determine whom you can trust. i was study frank everything got that it control this is a war, but secret was the secrets and spies, a nuclear game premiers tomorrow at ten on cnn first, we did be impossible you ate so many of the impossible that we completely ran out. and now there the foot law cookies back at subway brand new they see in my bag like a bunch of groceries, alice cheese and greece just contemplate freedom. you can take your eyes off the new 2024 jeep wrangler in gladiator. there's only one top off this memorial day were 2000 bonus cash

followed that into the white house and then through a little bit of a struggle, the biggest prize at all which was the three supreme court justices. they just kept chipping impossible for generations of american families was possible. >> you guys write about that, too. that some of the power is the surprise attack. the other is the reshuffling, right? the people that were out of the room are suddenly in the room because donald trump doesn't care about anything or anyone. he just wants everyone to want avatar what they've been looking for. >> it's true. in the antiabortion movement, they have become experts over the years for half a century of leaning in at every moment because the cause was just so important to them. for so many, it really had some deep spiritual roots in their conservative christian values about womanhood, family, marriage, all of these things. and so at every opportunity when democrats and others are used to thinking in political cycles, right? two years, four years, they thought in generations, they took every small little chance. it ended up feeling like a deluge to the outsiders. all of these laws. all of these changes in the courts

house that appointed samuel alito. my theory, and it's why i was pressing senator whitehouse on this. my theory is there's a chip on alito's shoulder the size oficalized. he's not stupid. so that's not the right theory. he's an intelligent man who's so deep in a view that even in right-left politics traditionally it isn't represented on the main stage or the spectrum. i mean, just talk about his articulation of godliness. >> i mean, in some sense, look, godliness, the sort of comment to lauren windsor is a sort of reflection of much larger themes that are not surprises to us. you can't read the dobbs opinion and not know how he thinks about godliness. you can't read the text of the speech he gave in rome right after dobbs and not know how he thinks about godliness. and lest there were any remain ing doubt, the flag, the appeal to heaven flag that flew for months at his beach house suggests exactly how he feels about godliness. props to lauren windsor for getting did in his own mouth, but none of this is a surprise. and i just want to note, we have two major abortion cases that are pending that will come down in the next three weeks in which at

chip on the committee of the whole rose on thursday, june 26, 2024, a request for a recorded vote on amendment number 45 printed in part b of house report 118-559 offered by the gentleman from florida, m mr. moskowitz, had been postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment 48 printed in part b of house report 118-559. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. ogles: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: printed in part b of house report 118-559 offered by mr. ogles of tennessee. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. ogles, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. ogles: thank you, madam chair. under 117-1 of the foreign authorizations act for fiscal year 2003, the president is authorized to identify a list of countries that are major drug transit or major illicit drug production companies, also known as the majors list. china was added to the majors list in september, citing the role in the production of precursor chemicals use

house, thirdly, veterinarian control, vaccination and medical passports, a veterinary certificate is issued for the bird. .. a passport for the total number of heads, small livestock, cattle must be chipped of up to 1% of the cadastral value of the plot, but not less than 10,000, and what about sergei okhonok’s bees? at the beehive's dacha for almost half a century, there is a place to collect nectar, next to linden and willow. when it’s spring, you open your bed and breathe in this aroma, it’s just a pleasure. sergei was lucky, a plot of 25 acres in a garden partnership from the very edge. there is somewhere to place the tulle, but it needs to be no closer than 3 m from the neighbors, but the fence is blank, two meters high, but bees still fly wherever they want. an empty bee goes on horseback, and a loaded one goes on the bottom, called the bee road. if you come across a summer resident on this road, the guy is sweaty, dirty, they will beat him up, a bee loves a clean person, if the site is in the center of snt, and even the neighbors have allergies, it is better not to risk it and not have bees. nadezhda pravdina, dmitry filippov, channel one. every real fisherman knows that the most

house for nice cocktail paies and fundraisers. this is what the democrats did. they of deciding who would get the money on their inflation orwellian nad bill in modern history, to the chipsthere's a technology breakthrough. but thation theory if you'd done some of those same dollars in tax reform, the money goes where it maximizes productivity, wage growth and it becomes part of the base of the economy. where it's the new functioning cornerstone of the next generation of economic growth. next generation of economic growth. this one buys you lots of political power. this one actually buys you the morality oferity. and you're starting to see it. mark my word. coming in on g.d.p. the size of the economy. i'm not terrified yet. i'm not that worried yet. but the fact of the matter is when you're starting to see numbers predicting now, we wenta matter of weeks. something's wrong out there. and what happens toha roll over economically? what would happen if we hit even a short-term recession? and, this is one of the other great frauds around here. in my time here, i have never seen revisions in the economic data like we've been seeing this last several months.ions where t this g