the clerk: the honorable the speaker house of representatives, sir. this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that i, stacey matthews, have been served with a subpoena for testimony in a criminal trial issued by the united states district court for the eastern district of kentucky. this criminal trial is in relation to alleged threats made against congressman hahl rogers' staff. after consultation with the office of general counsel, i have determined that compliance with the subpoena is consistent with the privileges and rights of the house. signed, sincerely, stacey matthews, case worker, representative hal rogers. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, this is to notify you formally pursuant to rule 8 of the rules of the house of representatives that i, danielle smooth, have -- smoot, have been served with subpoena for testimony in a criminal trial issued by the united states district court for the eastern district of kentucky. the criminal trial is in relation to alleged threats

2007, newly elected congressman tim walz, a member of the new democratic majority in the house of representativesur next guest, the first woman speaker of the house of representatives, where they served 12 years together. joining us now is speaker nancy pelosi of california. she is the author of the new book, the art of power, my story is america's first woman speaker of the house. i have the book right here. with all of my notes. we are going to get to it in a minute. it is so relevant to everything that happened today, but i want to begin with what happened today and that guy i just saw on the stage giving a speech. the first time i've seen him give a speech. you know so much about him from his arrival in the house of representatives and you knew he could do this. >> oh yes, such a fan of his. for the people, for the democrats. we will know more about their children. now they are grown, that was a while back. he is a family person. heartland values. not that they are different from the rest of the country, but they are proud and as mentioned, veterans issues, agriculture, moral issues. reaching

we are the task force of jurisdiction for the house of representatives or this investigation. and we are acting that way. we are aware of other members conducting reviews. but this is the task force at the house of representatives has empowered to conduct the review. >> we have heard from a number of federal agencies. we had a briefing with the fbi. we had an opportunity to interview men and women who were part of the rally that day. that is all part of developing the full picture of that day. because we are taking over the investigation, there are a number of committees within congress. we consolidated that into one place. this is the committee that will have the ability to subpoena records. . to require them to produce documents and witnesses. >> to any of us want to comment on it? >> are you suppressing the proximity of the building? >> you are looking at where we had people positions. >> this is my second time i have been back. a couple of questions come up. who is ultimately responsible for what happened here? who is in charge? i want to know who made the decisions. who de

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable johnson, speaker of the united states, house of representatives. thank you. well welcome. welcome to you all this beautiful day. we're so grateful. have you here. the people's house. to my colleagues, congress, friends, family and. of course. our rosies. it's my honor to welcome you here to the capitol. today's historic occasion, the congressional gold medal, the highest award this body can award to any group or any individual. and you may not know this, but fewer than 200 gold medals have been issued. our country's nearly 250 year history. but today, pursuant to h.r. 1773, i have distinct honor of presenting this medal to rosie the riveter. the women who worked or volunteered in support of the war efforts during world war two. that's an applause line. it was during the first year of the war that president roosevelt went on a visiting factories and plants where ships and tanks and planes were being built. and during one of those visits, the story goes the president observed that as would walk down the middle aisle of the factory it would chiefly be

listen, something that doesn't happen very often happened in the house of representatives last month when we took the vote to establish this task force. and that is every single voting member of the house of representatives that day, all 415 members voted to create this task force, and to empower this group to answer really important questions for the american people. and i think that sends a very strong message that you don't have to be a democrat or a republican or an unaffiliated to say there's no room for political violence in america. you know, we have debates. we are going to have tough debates and we are in the midst of an election cycle right now, and all of us will have those tough debates. but in the united states of america, you do not get to attempt to assassinate our elected officials and our candidates. it's unacceptable. and we're standing here in a bipartisan way to send a message that we won't tolerate it so we are going to get answers. the american people have a lot of questions. we have a lot of questions. what we do -- what we hope to do here today is to help resto

however, the class only have been in the house of representatives. i just bought from one of the rather peaceful demonstrators in front of the presidential palace. so the, all the police officers and the securities are focusing on the house of representatives as we speak. because this is one of the biggest demonstrators and also the biggest clash that the country have see ever since not 2019 over to the united states. now there's been another angry pro palestinian demonstration outside the democratic national convention of the us that protest as came the washington has helped fund the genocide. but he wasn't message falling on deaf ears for some of those attending the political gallery. the again the the what the spot but lack of interest from those inside the convention. the protest as outside, are still determining to get their voices heard the now it's the 3rd day in a row, such demonstrations have been held on wednesday if violence said and more than 50 arrests were made that we've heard from some of those uh, the protest. we're here to send a mes

house of representatives. as california goes, so will go the ma.ority in the united states house of representatives. >> there are at least 5 seats here in california that are red to blue pickup opportunities for house democrats. ballots are going to be out before people realize that this election is coming soon. we've got to get that message out now harder and jeffries believe kamala harris's candidacy will help california democrats, especially those in tight races. going make the 47 president of the united >> she has excited and energized a the elect. the community after community across the country and she's going to have a positive impact on ability to take back control of the united states house of representatives. but california republicans believe the momentum is on their side. california republicans responsible for bringing the house majority the road to holding on to that house majority and rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we have picked up 5 house seats in the same tim

however, the class only have been in the house of representatives. i just bought from one of the rather peaceful demonstrators in front of the presidential palace. so the, all the police officers and the securities are focusing on the house of representatives as we speak. because this is one of the biggest demonstrators and also the biggest clash that the country have see ever since not to told the 19th and to the united nations. now for months the us has been effectively putting a spoke, hitting the wheel of the un security council, his efforts to bring peace to guys that, that was the charge made earlier today by rosters representative to the body. since the district me is as of, as washington has been holding the entire security council hostage for 10 months, threatening to use a veto and not allowing the required tough and unambiguous decisions to be taken to see the on the palestinian issue. only c spy and gauntlet on advancing the middle east. peace process of this is even more unfortunate because it was the maniacal design, all the united state

however, the class only have been in the house of representatives. i just bought from one of the rather peaceful demonstrators in front of the presidential palace. so the, all the police officers and the securities are focusing on the house of representatives as we speak. because this is one of the biggest demonstrators and also the biggest clash that the country have see ever since not to tell the 19. well, that's the update. now let's see. you get the most stories at the top of the hour by now the scott bennett. i'm a former united states army psychological warfare officer, really served in the state department counterterrorism office under investor del daily the . so i wanted to come here to russia in the dawn bass area and to gather the facts, to take back to the american people. the hold on bass of the front lines and this is where the bombs and the bullets are raging. this is where people are dying. this is where the buildings are exploding the go. i wanted to see 1st hand the scars of war. the i now have an e mail folder called k k k, the refer

, on behalf of the entire house of representatives. this is an enrolled resolution in her honor as well as a commemoration resolution on behalf of the congressional black caucus, her legacy and lifetime of public service will not soon be forgotten. we will remember her dearly for her leadership, her friendship and for her love of public service. may god bless you. good morning. i'm congresswoman pilla jayapal. and i'm proud to be here as the chair of the congressional progressive caucus to bring our condolences, our deep love and our gratitude for the life and legacy of congresswoman sheila jackson lee. we have almost 100 members of the progressive caucus and i'd like to ask all of them to stand now so we can recognize them as well. and to give a special mention to the former co chair and dear friend of congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congresswoman barbara lee and our whip of the congressional progressive caucus is also from texas congressman, greg kasar. sheila was such a beloved mentor, guide, partner and friend to so many of us. sh

however, the class only have been in the house of representatives. i just bought from one of the rather peaceful demonstrators in front of the presidential palace. so the, all the police officers and the securities are focusing on the house of representatives as we speak. because this is one of the biggest demonstrators and also the biggest clash that the country has to be in a sense not to tell the 19th how they have been the angry scenes and the german capital has crashes the wrapped up between police and pro palestinian demonstrators the, the police office as can be seen, the painting protest as in dragging them away while covering the eyes or holding their heads back. demonstrate those way of protesting a job on court's decision. to find an activist for meeting approval k through the add these ready tons, due authorities, rules that the child have condoned the mazda attacks and spread the propaganda all the terribly well, while in sub alpha got dozens of protest as gather to quote on the going to stop exporting coal to ease roll the while waving b

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. well, what a great ceremony. we'll get to the moment we've all been for here in just a moment. i wanted to tell you this. during the war before a crowd of about 6000 people at royal albert hall, winston churchill famously said this. he said, quote, one would have thought in the days of peace the progress of women to an even share in the life and work and guidance, the community would have grown and that under the violence of war it would be cast back. but actually the reverse. true. war is the a hard stirrer efficient teacher. 80 years removed from the war, we now get to look and appreciate the lessons that the roses teach us, the lessons we should have already known, but which we were taught by necessity during the war. we remember women like mary edwards and charlotte combs who left their homes work at higgins shipyards in my home state of louisiana in new orleans. they built ships that allowed infantry exit through a front ramp directly on to the open beach. higgins was the first

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the house of representativesnston churchill famously said, quote, one would have thought in the days of peace, the progress of women to a larger share in the life and work and guidance of the community would have grown and under the violence of war it would be cast back but actually the reverse is true. war is the teacher, a hard, stern, efficient teacher. 80 years removed from the war we get to look back and appreciate the lessons the rosies helped teach us, listens we should have already known him about which we were taught by necessity during the war. we remember women like mary edwards and charlotte comes who worked in higgins shipyards in new orleans, they built ships that allowed infantry to exit through a front ramp directly onto the open beach. higgins was the first workplace in new orleans to be racially integrated and that paid all people according to their job function regardless of their sex or skin color and in louisiana men and women, black and white alike were coming together for one common cause a

however, the class only have been in the house of representatives. i just bought from one of the rather peaceful demonstrators in front of the presidential palace. so, so the, all the police officers and the securities are focusing on the house of representatives as we speak. because this is one of the biggest demonstrators, and also the biggest clash that the country have see ever since not 2019. right. it seems to me just down on the sea bed off the tale and coast lies the wreckage of a super yachts. sunk on monday, after a freak storm of 5 of the 6 bodies of those, the went down with it have now been recovered, which reportedly include the british deck contact. i could mike lynch along with for on this policy if team the other passengers in true survived. strange co incidence. the surrounding the disaster have raised more questions as late as co defendant in the recent u. s. federal trial died on the very same day after being hit by a cough while jogging our days tre. bose has to story, as well as all the ingredients of a hollywood for the tech bil

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this representative of the american house of representatives responded by saying that he knows the purposecontinuing his politics is to undermine ipec in the shadow of the american political structure's support for genocide. gaza, and on the other hand, the opposition of students and most of the american people to the scene of genocide in gaza and what israel is doing. what do you personally see in the future for israel's influence in america? i think it's too early to talk about this issue, it 's time for awareness to increase. now cory bush has started a very good move, although it ended at the cost of losing his agency, but he has started a good job and now the problem is that i can let me tell you that there is a social problem that the american people take time to become aware of because there are so many and extensive advertisements in support. and the narrative they tell is the narrative desired by the american government, and this widespread propaganda makes things very complicated . many people are influenced by these propaganda, and it is very difficult for people like us who act

however, the class only have been in the house of representatives. i just bought from one of the rather peaceful demonstrators in front of the presidential palace. uh so the, all the police officers and the securities are focusing on the house of representatives as we speak. because this is one of the biggest demonstrators, and also the biggest clash that the country have see ever since not to told the 19th. and that's the update. now you can't get the details of all the stories are following on the r t that com. i'll be right back on top of the hour. i see you again the the, what is part of the visit that the employee would post good isn't the, the place you of us and that in the word part, is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without cases let's go. part of the, the the after the end of world war 2, the national liberation movement, it'd be an intensified dramatically, haven't driven away the japanese occupiers. the vietnamese patriots by no means wanted the return of the former french colonizers. but brands did no

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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 august 2, 2024, at 12:52 p.m. that the senate passed, senate 211. senate 2781, senate 3938, senate 4199, senate 4235, senate 4367. that the senate agreed to without amendment, house concurrent resolution 120. signed, sincerely, lisa p. gr grant, deputy clerk. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 3-z of house resolution 5, the house stands adjourned until 1 p.m. on friday, august 9 of 2024. >> the house will hold these brief sessions throughout the month long summer recess. there is always live coverage of the house here in c-span. for now, we returned to the wilson center. mr. obasanjo: and when i went there, i didn't see fidel castro. and i went to cuba. and i said to fidel, well, i come to tell you that we are at the point of getting victory in angola. does it come here? and i said, look, if c

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and, yet, they were able to come together over there in the house of representatives and pass a bill with 357 freaking votes. so we're going to the put this on the floor. there's a lot of debate going on right now about was this party for kids or that party. i assume everybody is for kids. i assume that everybody, given the opportunity to vote for a piece of legislation that has that number of votes that does not just the important work that this does for the child tax credit, but also does important work on the research and development tax credit that my colleague from new hampshire has been a leader on that when we get it here we'll all vote for it. and then, mr. chairman, i hope we come back next year and do the work we really need to do with the child tax credit which is to once again show that we do not have to accept as a permanent feature of our economy or a permanent feature of democracy the disgraceful and immoral levels of childhood poverty we have in this country that we know because president biden put it in place several years ago that we have a tool, the child tax credit

the house of representatives, concerning the impeachment of the president. well, i'm for it, and i find it point go. let's that a. murder took place on the streets of washington, of which the president happened to be one of the very few eyewitnesses. and somebody was indicted for that murder. the president was subpoenaed as a witness would you say he cannot be subpoenaed now because there's an impeachment inquiry going on and the courts absolutely have stop dead in their tracks of doing their ordinary business. i would not say i don't think it could be necessarily i don't think the president is subject to the process of the court unless he so determines he would give evidence. but the murder would have to one. in this case, you're saying that the star is in the courts, as i understand it have to stop dead in their tracks from doing ordinary business. in any matter involving even tangentially the president of the united if as or when the a committee of the house of representatives is investigating impeachment. no, justice, not the subject matter of these two

and today our guest is the deputy of the house of representatives sergey klishevich. afternoon, sergey mikhailovich. hello. have you been on vacation? i haven't been yet. deputies don't go on vacation? of course, what kind of vacations can they have people who, let's say, are immersed in the political process, we already see what is happening. therefore, even if somewhere, right now we are planning to rest, then naturally, constantly in touch, solving people's issues and the tasks that the leadership has set for us. from the country, how would you characterize the time now, calm, restless, what is happening for politics is interesting, well, in general, of course, it is quite tense for belarus as a whole, if we say so, then of course time, it means to strengthen our foundation, a good opportunity today there are, those events that are happening on the one hand, they of course have a negative impact on our economy, but on the other hand they give us the opportunity to look at our some... two or three times more, but i will repeat once again that you are really right, t

and yet they were able to come together over there in the house of representatives and pass a bill worth 357 votes. so we are going to put this on the floor there is a lot of debate going on right now was this effort kids are that party? i assume everybody's for a kid. everybody given the to vote for a piece of legislation that has that number of votes that just not just do the important work this does for the child tax credit. but also just d important work n research and develop a tax credit my colleague from new hampshire is been such a leader on. we'll meet get it here we will actually all vote for. i'm then mr. chairman hope we come back next year and do the work that we really need to do with the child tax credit which is to once again show we do not have to accept it as a permanent feature of our economy or permanent feature of democracy the disgraceful and immoral level of childhood poverty we have in this country. we know because president biden put in place several years ago we have a tool that will actually lift half the american children out of poverty and give them a fightin

house of representatives. as california goes, so will go the majority in the united states house of representatives. there are at least 5 seats here in california that are red to blue pickup opportunities for house democrats. ballots are going to be out before people realize that this election is coming soon. we've got to get that message out now harder and jeffries believe kamala harris's candidacy will help california democrats, especially those in tight races. going make the 47 president of the united >> she has excited and energized a the elect the community after community across the country and she's going to have a positive impact on ability to take back control of the united states house of representatives. but california republicans believe the momentum is on their side. california republicans responsible for bringing out the house majority the road to holding on to that house majority rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we have picked up 5 house seats in the same time th

the presidency and to controlling the united states center, and i might add control of the house of representatives, runs directly through the midwest of these united states. we are the battleground state. no pressure, but we are the battleground state. we will likely determine who occupies the white house and which party controls the senate. and as you all know, i am being challenged for the senate by a self funding multimillionaire. just a little bit about eric. he owns a $3 billion california bank, a $7 million home in laguna beach, california, and he has been named one of orange county's most influential residents three years in a row. we have a green county. we have a brown county. but wisconsin does not have an orange county. so eric celebrated when roe was overturned. he says he is 100% pro-life. meanwhile, i am leading the effort to restore reproductive freedoms with the women's health protection act. health care is the issue that brought me to public service. my opponent would reverse and repeal the affordable care act in its entirety, kick millions off their health insurance. living witho

house of representatives. as california goes, so will go the majority in the united states house of representatives. >> there are at least 5 seats here in california that are red to blue pickup opportunities for house democrats. ballots are going to be out before people realize that this election is coming soon. we've got to get that message out now. partner and jeffries believe kamala harris's candidacy will help california democrats, especially those in tight races. going make the 47 president of the united >> she has excited and energized a the elect the community after community across the country and she's going to have a positive impact on our ability to take back control of united states house of representatives. but california republicans believe the momentum is on their side. california republicans responsible for bringing the house majority the road to holding on to that house majority and rally that house majority come straight from california. you know, we have picked up 5 house seats in the same ti

the 13th amendment had passed in this very chamber, but failed to do so in the house of representatives. and the fate of abraham lincoln's presidency and perhaps the continuation of the war was on the ballot. in that spring of 1864, lincoln placed his hand on a hoosier general shoulder, and he said i believe it right to give you a chance. what he really meant was a second chance. i rise to mark a day 160 years ago, mr. president, when that second chance and a refusal to flinch from duty even in a forlorn hope saved our nation's capitol and possibly much more than that. not long after his meeting with lincoln, that same soldier was ushered into the office of secretary of war ed stanton. what do you know of the middle department the secretary asked? nothing his visitor replied. nothing, the secretary repeated. i am from the west. general lou wallace answered. by the west, he meant crawfordsville, in. that is where he was when the year began, an officer who appeared to be at a dead end. two years before the division under his command arrived late to the union lines during the first day of

the second session of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the eighth convocation will open on september 17. this became known today at a meeting of the chairman of the lower chambers of parliament with the heads of the republican media. it was discussed how to improve the quality of informing the population. i would like to adjust this work to implement it, to conduct it on a regular system.

housing that they can afford. and i rise today for every constituent of mine wondering whyat senate republicans contine to block a bill that passes overwhelming bipartisan support in the house of representatives. because we know that the policies included in this measure are indeed bipartisan. the bipartisan tax proposal, these measures are not controversial. we know that actually effective, madam president, because we've seen them work. in 2021 we saw an expanded child tax credit cut the rate of child poverty in our nation in half to historic lows. we also saw a a 12.5% increasn the low income housing tax credit allocation of finance reconstruction of the probe housing. affordable housing that emerges across california and across the country are so desperately needed. so let's simplify this conversation here. we know these policies can work. we know these policies have worked. we know that many letting e has been detrimental to so many parents, soee many children ando many communities across the country. add we have today an opportunity to do right by them once again. madam president, this past week the park fire and other wildfires continue to burn in california have burned hundreds of thou

of the president. i was as the representative of, the democrats in the house of representatives. so it was a different, shall we say dynamic. i mean respectful as i was and he started it very gracious man george h.w. book he started welcoming and saying oh how wonderful it was we had a woman at last and perhaps you'll have different things to say here. you know he's, going on like that. and all of a sudden i felt very closed in on my chair. i never had this session. that sensation or since. and it was as you said it was susan, the pantheon, elizabeth cady stanton, lucretia mudd, norwich, sojourner, alice, paul. they were all on the table at the table with me and i could barely hear what he was saying because i could hear them say, at last, we have a seat at the table. and. then they were gone. and my first thought was, we want more men, more women, more diversity at that table. not that women are better than men or. diversity is better than not, but the diversity, the the differences of opinion are so important to. hear and the product, the policy comes a bit more relevant becaus

on this very chamber but failed to do so in the house of representatives. raham lincoln's presidency perhaps the contingency of the war was on the t ballot. spring of 1864 lincoln placed his hand on a hoosier general shoulder i believe it right to give you a chance. what he really meant was a second chance. 160 years ago. refusal to flinch from duty in a forlorn hope saved our nations capitol. possibly much more than that. not long after his meeting with lincoln office of secretary of war ed stanton. whatat do we know about the mide department the secretary asked? nothing's visitor replied. nothing the secretary repeated? jew luke wells answered. crawfordsville, indiana and then is exactly where he was when the year began an officer whose career appeared to be at a dead end. two years before arrived late to the union lines the first day fighting at shiloh. wallace was scapegoated after one of the deadliest battles in the war up to that point. he was removed from his army of command in tennessee and placed on reserve. request for reinstatement failed. i had c

multifaceted interaction between belarus and china is also strengthening, said chairman of the house of representatives igor sergienko during a meeting with the ambassador of china to belarus. over the years of his work in belarus, the diplomat was able to deeply immerse himself in belarusian-chinese projects, thanks in part to his participation, a landmark event became a reality, the adoption in september 2022 at the sco summit in samarkand, a joint declaration on establishing the highest level of relations in history, a year-round comprehensive strategic partnership. and today we can really state very serious achievements in the field of education. not everyone is ready to support such militant calls, at least slovakia, hungary and italy did not support barel's initiative, while france, sweden, latvia, the netherlands and poland spoke out in favor. a migrant crisis broke out in the canaries, the number of boats arriving from africa increased by 126%. according to official data, more than 22 migrants have been registered on the islands. the spanish authorities have begun transporting illegal immigrant