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start here in one of those four counties, if hearing carroll, humphreys, monroe, or sharkey, you can contact your insurance company, first line of defense, but also begin the process with fema. you can do that by going to disaster assistance.gov, or you can call one 800, 6 to 1, 3362 to apply for assistance. you can also use the fema app, we also have people on the ground that will be in fema shirts. they're called disaster survivor assistance teams. we'll have ipads with them. they can also assist in registering for assistance. these are just the first counties, as the governor said, where gonna work with the team, with the state team here to assess additional counties to see if any more needs to be added to this declaration. we know that this is going to be a long term recovery event. and we can see, just where we're standing here, one of the major issues that we're gonna face is and how we help the individuals that have been impacted by this horrific event, i know our partners from the american red cross are already on the ground and providing shelter for those that need it. i thi

humphreys county.t least three people were killed and at least two people are in critical condition. search and rescue teams and first responders are on the scene in the area northwest of jackson, and we spoke with the president of one of the towns that was hard hit, who was on the phone with her grandmother when the tornado went through? listen to this. you could hear the tornado in the you could hear the roar in the background and she started screaming. for help. and she said that, um she wants it stopped roaring her, she said. it's raining through my roof. it's raining through my roof, so we rushed down to evacuate her immediately. officials in morgen county, alabama, say first responders freed up to seven people who were trapped in a group home and as the storm system moves east tornado and severe thunderstorm watches are now spread across parts of alabama, tennessee, georgia and into north carolina. right now, more than 100,000 homes and businesses and in the south are without power. we're joined

it was only that one bedrooms i missed and that led to those warrants ah, germany football coach humphrey flick is undoubtedly under immense pressure on the team fisma showing at the woke up and got them. but 2 family matches just around the corner. flick omitted one big name from a selection. thomas mueller, the 33 year old will not be part of the squad, because flick wants to give younger talent a chance to shine. ah thomas mueller has been a mainstay on the german team for more than a decade. but football, b, a young man's game flick is leaving the legend off the roster, at least for now. mueller, as a fresh faced 20 year old, put the world of international football on notice that the 2010 world co, he was named as the tournaments best young player. and he also won the golden boot with 5 goals. at the following world cup in 2014 germany won it all in mueller once again, let the off inch becoming only the 2nd player to score 5 goals that consecutive world cups. germany fell hard after that pete failing to make it beyond the group stage and both russia and guitar. mueller was drop by for

they don't call it humphrey-hawkins anymore.exactly today, comes from the humphrey-hawkins act. this was steeped in keynesian theory. so they took all of their rolls, if you will, of full employment, growth and production, price stability, balance of strayed and budget. they gave it to the federal reserve. they say here you go, we don't want it anymore. we can't do it. there were mandates for federal reserve. you can have all the new power. we want you to kind of follow these guidelines. some of it made sense. monetary policy that produces long run growth. reports to congress. we got that two times a year. the president will set goals for the economy. so the president sets the goals. now according to what i read from the richmond fed, said the chairman of the federal reserve should align monetary policy with economic policies put out by the president. so, let's start with that. judy, let me start with you. just, that last part, i'm not sure if that is true or not. if it is how could the fed be independent? >> well, i think your

you know much of the storm's destruction was felt in hard hit humphreys county, where at least one tornadoched down in silver city. joining me now is one of the county's supervisors. woodrow johnson. mr johnson. we know that those are the two towns that were the hardest hit, at least from what we know right now. silver city and also rolling fork. how are the people in your town doing this morning? well people in my town. they still coming to the fact that they have nowhere to live. i mean, it's kind of setting in now and so far the token in that, yeah. just lost the worries and they don't know what to do right now, but we have got them. we'll get them through it. yeah i can only imagine. people are still in a state of shock when we spoke with you yesterday. around this time, mr johnson, you are mentioning that you witnessed some terrible things happen to your neighbors. the walls caving in. do you have any more updates on what happened to them? uh, well, the one incident. what to devastate morning was where trailer house springs. blue into their home and pinned up young man and his wife. i

three others were killed in humphreys county, and at least two people are in critical condition there, and we've just learned that three more people were killed in carroll county search and rescue teams and first responders are on the scene in the hard hit areas north of jackson. we spoke with the resident from the town of rolling four who was on the phone with her grandmother when the tornado went through. listen to this. there's power lines all over the road. there's trees all over the road that there's brick buildings that are that are just laying out in the street. um actually. two houses down from my grandmother's house. everything is just a debris field that the houses are are just destroyed. alright let's get the latest now from cnn meteorologist karen mcginnis. karen, unfortunately, since we spoke last hour of the death toll from this tornado has just gone up. what's the latest? yes it has. and unfortunately, rolling fork is the county seat of sharkey county is the county seat. it is still a fairly rural county a lot of that area around the mississippi delta is then you hop ov

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if don't know this, hubert humphrey got the 1968 democratic nomination entering a single primary. you still had the party back rooms and caucuses and so forth. it's mentioning somebody asked this morning, how did coolidge end up being selected as vice president. he was actually among the six or eight candidates that the the convention was actively considering in the old fashioned smoke filled room way. so he was already thought of as a person of national prominence. reasons already mentioned. you know, i if you make a time machine and drag coolidge in today maybe he doesn't have the or charisma in the ordinary sense that we now demand of our presidential candidates which a mixed bag at best and but yeah is a problem although on the other hand i like to say that if we had the old system we probably wouldn't have gotten ronald reagan as president because the party establishment did not like him. it did not want him in 1980. and it was only because he could win the new system where the primaries determinate long by the way, donald trump would never obviously would never have gotten t

when i started as a cdc director, the washington office was in the humphrey building. a decision was made without consultation that perhaps at the cdc and washington office should be moved someplace else, so it was to colocate with the niosh, headquarter's which is a who -- few blocks away, you might as well be in a remote island. fortunately, for a period of time, we were able to maintain a physical office in the humphrey building. i put my name on the door. i was able to rub elbows with the secretary and the other hhs leaders. that was critical. i had lunch with them. we could interact and at an hhs level really engage with my colleagues that helped with a number of collaborative issues so that when we were in a response mode, whatever public health emergency was occurring at the time, i could operate just as easily. that emergency operation center in atlanta, i was physically there. tom is absolutely right. the broader presence in washington, we need a really strong leader, a deputy, if you will, of the cdc to manage washington presence in a strategic manner to deve

you and i are the only two within the beltway that call it the humphrey hawkins testimony.ll this be different than the others before when he's up against brown of ohio and scott of the south? michael: it won't be significantly different because every hearing the fed chair attends is an effort by members of the parties to get him on their side. there will be some dispute about how far the fed has to go and whether or not they will sacrifice american jobs and bringing down inflation. i would and elizabeth warren and we should hear from her on that. one thing we haven't talked about is whether or not he will say interest rates are going up and that's the debt ceiling and the idea we might see a government shutdown in october. i'm sure those topics will come up and he will be asked to take sides and he will do his best to avoid doing that. tom: who is opposite from the senator of massachusetts, the republican who is the opposite of elizabeth warren? michael: probably any of them would take the view that the inflation rate is something that needs to come down. no one will endor

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. >> the following email from clark humphrey, executive office of the presidency, wanted to flag at theow tweet and wondering if we could get moving on the process for having it removed. >> laura: the other networks were saying this hearing was a bust, of course they don't talk about the substance of the underlying issues involved, your reaction? >> bust, and what it does is it sets the table. there is much more to be discovered and disclosed, but what we are facing as a censorship regime unlike anything else we have seen in the united states government history. and your observation about the others is very key to this. the democrats, the left despise the first amendment. they are ready to see that go. because they want power. i'm telling you, as these journalists who have been well-known journalist for a long time said this is the biggest story of their lives, and they find it chilling. they are personally afraid of what is happening in the united states with the governments, the ngos, and to the media social media platforms, this complex. i have to root it out to save the first amendm

so if i want to be min humphrey didn't and dependable by being aware of my abilities and challenges to control my abilities. and by taking a break at the right moment and interesting momentum, and how was i'm swinging. how does that sound to you? last yes, that sounds like me think that sounds right. sounds like what you want to achieve, what you have to face now. yes, absolutely. ah, you hon. as we'll go home with a complete set of tools to fight his depression, they include very simple measures that can help counter depression. mm hm. ice cream target still feel mackin gun for example. structure your day with one simple principle fleeced on yet and every day is achievable. i and every day a positive experience doing something that used to enjoy the an it guy getting up early regardless of whether you've had a bad night. he's not that's effective against depression, it's that side by that and not letting surfing on the laptop at 3 in the morning be the most active part of your day thought. i'm busy on this and that's really harmful homes come monday activity and mobility is good and b

been the vice president who has gotten the nomination, whether it was eisenhower, nixon, johnson humphrey, reagan bush. clinton gore. and of course, now president biden. so i think it's really going tomix up the entire political world once this happens. >> wow. and just to be clear, the olc type memo that says you can't indict a sitting president, if he then gets indicted at the state level, inside the doj, i'll ask both of you this question, how does the doj then look at it? there are all these other things that a lot of people would argue are more important. there's the january 6th case, harry, the case in georgia about interfeing with georgia's election. there's the financial crimes case you could still see tish james looking at in new york. some of these bigger cases, especially the jack smith investigation. as a former federal prosecutor, what happens with those cases if he's denited in the state of new york? >> first, all true. i do want to say to nick's point, we should have our expectations a little bit tempered because a lot is going to happen after an indictment here. it will be

humphrey-hawkins comes around they give that to the fed. since they give everything to the fed. powerful. >> i don't actually have an opinion whether it is too powerful or not powerful enough. i think it is pretty obvious it has become more powerful in the 21st century when it comes to fighting financial crises. it sort of learned how to flex powers it already had in ways we didn't previously see. that makes it much more interesting. really makes it sort of not your mother's central bank. something we need to understand it a little bit differently how we previously were talking about thinking about the fed. charles: that's it. the promise of the fed it would mitigate the wild boom and bust cycles. we had four panics in the 1800s. another panic in 1902, 190. panic of 1907. that was the final straw. we have to figure some things out but i spot to be honest with you, it seems to have gotten worse. we had a few conversations how quickly the pendulum swings. does the fed have control or has it crossed the rubicon always being accommodative, going to door, having to take it back out t

the old humphrey hawkins testimony.e mckee, ira jersey, and reordering, ed harrison, thank you -- ira jersey, annmarie hordern, ed harrison, thank you. let's take a listen. >> we are also getting a jobs report friday and inflation reports next week. those will be important and we will scrutinize them. when we say that we will look at the totality of the data, that includes these reports yet to come. it will be carefully analyzed. again, we have not made any decision about the march meeting. we will not do that until we see the additional data. larger point is that we are not on a preset path and we will be guided by the incoming data and evolving outlook. >> but you have also set higher longer -- also said higher longer. is that still the case? chair powell: yes. as i said in my testimony, we look at the data, and they suggest the ultimate level of interest rates is higher than what we expected. >> what are those economic factors? chair powell: going back to january, as i mentioned, the softer inflation readings of nove

all know that they aren't effectively enforced so i have directed acting insurance commissioner humphreys mental health parityeature reality heren pennsylvania and hold insurers accountable so mental health benefits are coved fair. [applause] the need f mental health care is important for our schoolchildren ands attorney general with the generous support of this legislature i have started aanonymous tip reporting system for students to report violence or threats of violence. since we launched the program five years ago we have received over00,000 tips. you know what? not all those tip were about violence. 75% ofhose tips were from kids reaching out with mental health issues for themselves and their friends. i've been to their schools. i have asked the students what they need and they are all very clear. students wantomeone who can help them. they want pele to talk to, someone like mr. sharpe down the hall whom they can turn to. my budget is aistoric investmentnt in mental health fr students by investing a half a billion dollars in mental health over the i next five years so schools can fu

i did a lot of research this week on the humphrey hawkins act, and i'm really surprised that so manyngs the fed is supposed to be doing vis-a-vis the administration, you know, again, we saw a budget come out that's not going to pass, you know, sort of a trial balloon -- >> right. charles: but it just seems like there's still a large segment of this society that would like to see extraordinary government spending, big government. what do you think it will take for folks to realize, you know, that that really has created the mess that we're in right now? >> yeah, you know, the problem i have with the deficits and the debt isn't that they have an immediate negative consequence. i've been in this business for over 40 years, and for over 40 years there's been worry about the deficit and the debt, and look where we are today, all-time record high deficits and all-time record high debt. i view these issues as kind of generational theft. we're basically stealing from our kids. we're leaving them with a tremendous amount of debt, and and when they need to spend more money and deficit finance

he is a district three supervisor in humphreys county, one of the cities hard hit by that tornado , mrjohnson. thank you so much for joining me on this, uh, terrible morning. i understand that you lost your house. is that correct, sir? yes, i lost my house, but a lot. say the most precious things all the gift of god, a life. um let's talk first about life since, um you brought that up, and it is a blessing that you survived this considering the damage to your home. what's the latest, you know about injuries about fatalities caused by the storm? there where you are. i cannot confirm haliti, but i haven't seen this five oh, one president did was on scene this see that trailer house frame into a brick house and injured a man and his wife and i thank you passed. also that young man hmm. this works for me. so it was all that about it. i'm so sorry to hear that, um, can you tell us a little bit about what happened when the tornado hit. your home. i mean, what were those moments like? well, it was like my wife. you know, she she's placed attention too well and she said, you gotta get up and p

the disaster came after 6 days of heavy rain and more rainfalls humphrey rescue efforts for the potential of further lamps lives. all that a 1000 people have been evacuated to flatter areas. 2 officials have been jailed for their roles and last year stadium disaster in indonesia. the 2nd worse in for all history, 135 people were killed in a stampede. on october, the 1st, which investigators found was called but caused by police firing tear gas into the crowd. the 2 officials were found guilty of causing death by negligence. jessica, washing to report in jakarta, he looked over a man is java. this is how went the wounds, worst stadium to sensors unfolded. some fans had entered the pitch after the match ended least then tried to guess at fans, including those innocence. people tried to flee, but many the exits were shot causing over crowding. at the gates, a 135 people were killed in the resulting crush. many of them children and nearly 600 people were injured. this month, 5 men who were on trial for their involvement in the incident, learn their fate. the head of the organizing committee f

he's humphrey county, mississippi is on the phone, sheriff. thank you for being with us. first we know that there are active rescue efforts or any of those happening in new york county. yes right now we have a deal may on the ground doing assessments , going down neighborhoods and checking on homes and, um, seeing what equipment that heavy equipment that we need to bring in at this time. oh, what about the damage? how extensive. is it ? as we heard from our reporter isabel roselle is there near rolling fork? she was saying that the mayor said basically, everything is gone except for a few buildings are standing. even the city buildings. the police building was damaged. how? what are you seeing there? this whole town been destroyed like a bomb. hit it. we got multiple homes destroyed. we got homes and not livable. and we also, um just, you know, heavy equipment and at this time so we can open the roads up and do more assessments. but this time on this town been hit real hard, sheriff, would you say that the heavy equipment is coming in and rescues are happening. let me try

currently eight storm related deaths reported in sharkey county, which includes rolling fork plus, humphreysy emergency management director tells cnn that at least three people in his county have been killed. at least two people are in critical condition. modest storms, including a large and destructive tornado tour through mississippi, friday night, and that system now moving east again, at least 11 people killed and there are fears the death toll could rise. new developments in the investigation into donald trump. a federal judge has ordered several trump aides to testify before a grand jury as part of the investigation into the january 6th attack on the u. s capitol. the directive comes as a former trump attorney was compelled to testify about the handling of classified documents . cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider has details. trump's closest advisers ordered to testify in two justice department probes a federal judge rejecting trump's claim of executive privilege ordering former white house chief of staff mark meadows senior aide stephen miller and others to answer questions f

um, the last confirmed number i heard between sharkey county and humphreys county was right around 14 confirmed recoveries. is this the number of recoveries that your team has been a part of matthew? hmm. the number of recoveries that we've been a part of this aid. so start out of the 14. our dogs assisted with eight okay. got it. um just give us a sense. i know that your teams are very well versed in these kinds of disasters. does this differ in any way? um you know, in terms of the magnitude of the damage. so we're used to dealing with tornadoes. we're used to dealing with hurricanes and hurricanes would be our main thing that we're used to dealing with. this dame is just completely different there. you do have wind damage. you have some structures that are leveled. this is i mean, at least 30 40 miles that we've seen where everything is just leveled in the past, so it's a lot different. it's a lot more obstacles trying to get our dogs in safely. and get our volunteers in safely and around all this debris. um it's definitely a challenge. but we have a lot of great sponsors and a lot

his comment was in response to which we by ravens pro bowler marlon humphrey, saying he wants a full body dryer instead of a towel requested the same thing here to no avail. but how many times do you use the towel before washing who even counts, corinna? well, i know it's not 30. 30. that's just gross. i mean, come on. i think we all can agree on that. just throw it in the load once a week. um but, yeah, i don't count. but i would say every few days. i guess i don't know. sandia. what about you? i think you're right. karina 30 is pretty sick, but for my family every 3 to 4 days. what towels? hand towels every day. there are five people in my family, and so the towels get not giving them hand sanitizer either exactly keeping keep getting rid of those towels. you can go more than a week, though . i mean, that thing is, you would like, well, i don't know my gosh, orlowski. just don't sit next to him to the resurgence and end once again of google glass. google launched its augmented reality eyewear 10 years ago, but it only lasted a few years. the com then revived 27, d is nall plug agai

silver city, mississippi, at the proposed office, working directly with the sheriff's office there in humphreys county, setting up a point of distribution so that people will be able to get some relief. i can't imagine just just seeing this devastation. we we've covered some so many tornadoes. i've been on the scene of tornadoes here in the south, and the random nature of it is what is really striking. but when you look at the images from rolling fork or silver city , there's really nothing standing. what are the biggest needs that you're you're hearing about? from? ah from the ground. well you know, initially people are going to need food and water. a lot of that stuff comes in. usually there's enough for food and water to go around for anybody that needs it, but but these people want people want everything just turned homes and people think about everything else. already close every creature comfort that you used to in any any given day of life . um and so we, you know, we're we've done this a bunch of times now, so we kind of know what the most popular things are especially like i mentioned

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for some time we were able to maintain a physical office on the humphrey building, and i was able to rub elbows with the secretary and other leaders. that was critical. i could have lunch with them and interact at an hhs level ending age with my colleagues. that helped with a number of collaborations so when we were in response mode with whatever emergency was occurring at the time, i could operate just as easily. the operations center has been in atlanta and i was specifically there. your time was right. as a broader presence in washington, you need a strong leader, a deputy of the cdc to manage washington's presence in a strategic manner and develop the relationship with the whole of government, including the white house and congress. it is not possible to do that by flying people out occasionally from atlanta. the broader issues washington has is more than government. there are surroundsound opportunities that i'm sure the pandemic is part of that, i'm sure dr. walensky has struggled to interact with the broader policy environment in d.c. and interact with the broader stakeholders

january 23rd, three days after the inauguration, at 104 a.m., clark humphrey of the white house emails twitter and says, we are flaking this post for you. hey folks, wanted to like this we. wondering if we can get moving on the process to have a get taken down. dot dot dot asap. then, on february 7th, and email exchange took place between twitter and white house deputy assistant to the president, director of digital strategy, rob flaherty. he was asked of the steps what steps he could take to streamline the process for the white house's demands for twitter censorship. two days later, on february 9th, 2021, he follows up again with facebook, with a more aggressive demand for more information, along with an accusation that would be repeated many times in the future. that facebook was failing to censor speech, on its platform, it was causing political violence. fast forward, you have march 15th, white house senior adviser then made an ominous statement threatening unspecified executive action against facebook and retaliation for facebook's perceived lack of cooperation with the white hous

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minnesota has a long history way back to hubert humphrey, involved in the nutrition programs. we care a lot about them. undersecretary dean, thank you for your visit to our state. in october of last year to see a snap employment and training site with county commissioners, nso department of department of services staff. i understand you had a chance to see the collaborative work being done with the state and local government to support snap e&t. can you discuss in more detail how the minnesota program helps participants overcome barriers to employment and just about how great the program is in minnesota basically? that's my question. >> senator klobuchar, you are right, it's a great program. i think in response to the questions i've gotten from a couple of members, we have snap participants who are un or underemployed, and they can open jobs. not all snap participants are qualified for the open jobs but there are plenty who are. there are also plenty with a little bit of help, a little bit of skill building, could go from being a snap participant unemployed to someone who is e

i know your father went before work this morning and voted for nixon she said so i'm voting for humphrey, my job in this house is to cancel your father's vote out all of the time. and we later persuaded her to be a republican but it was much later and, you know, we have a household where it was divided but it wasn't that they didn't talk to each other, there would be conversations around the kitchen table abouten issues whe they greed or disagreed, but whether it was them or their friends or whether they would come over for a cocktail party or summer barbecue, you could have aoc civil conversation abot politics and disagree and it didn't end with people storming out of the room. but that's where we are now. and it's because we can't agree on the truth. the truth matters, everybody. and i would suggest the truth matters more than our opinions matter. and we have to get back in this country to talking about some universal sets of truths. that's are not negotiable and, you know, we need to say on the economy we spend too much. the federal government spends too much and some of the spending

. >> you would go downtown and see the most recent humphrey bogart film filled with neon in the backgroundthat on market street, and as market street got seedier and seedier and fewer people continued to go down, that was what happened to all the neon strips of light. >> the film nori might start with the light filled with neon signs, and end with a scene with a single neon sign blinking and missing a few letters. >> one of my favorite scenes, orson welles is chasing rita hayworth with neon signs in the background. >> i think what the office of economic and workforce development is very excited with is that we'll be able to see more neon signs in a concentrated way lit up at night for visitors and most especially residents. the first coin laundry, the elm hotel, the western hotel are ones that we want to focus on in the year ahead. >> neon signs are so iconic to certain neighborhoods like the hara, like the nightcap. we want to save as many historic and legacy neon signs in san francisco, and so do they. we bring the expertise, and they bring the means to actually get the job done. >> peop

first as one of the little rascals in the our gang comedies >> that will make themr alongsid humphrey bogart selling him a lottery ticket blake grew into adult roles, disturbing audiences with his chilling portrayal of a murderer in the truman capote classic "in cold blood." >> i would like to apologize. >> reporter: as his popularity rose, he was a frequent guest on the tonight show with johnny carson he gained a reputation as one of hollywood's finest actors, but also one of its most difficult something he alluded to here on "today" back in 1985 >> when i got through with beretta, i was a wreck i went out and i blew a couple of movies and blew a lot of other stuff and i didn't work for a couple of years. >> reporter: blake was admittedly self-destructive, addicted to booze and drugs. his characters so much like him in many ways, even now leaving some wondering what was acting and what was real. his family this morning says blake, who was 89, died of heart disease. >> all right, anne, thank you so much. >> thank you, anne. >>> newly released video shows dramatic moments a murder susp

i am voting for humphrey. .. >> but it wasn't that they didn't talk to each other. there would be conversations around the kitchen table about if they agreed or disagreed but whether it was them or their friends when they would come over for a cocktail party or a summer barbecue you could have a civil conversation about politics and disagree and it didn't end in people storming out of the room. but that's where we are now. it's because we can't agree on the truth. the truth matters, everybody. i would suggest you the truth matters more than our opinions matter. we've got to get back in this country to talking about some universal sets of truths. there are not negotiable. and we need to say on the economy we spend too much, the government spends too much. and some of the spending they do you like. and some of the spending they do somewhat in this room might benefit from. but we can't keep spending money on everything. because the inflation we have today is because we spent too much and put too much money into the system and the economy is overheated, and now it doesn

and minnesota has a long history, back to hubert humphrey who was involved in nutrition programs. and we care a lot about them. undersecretary dean, i want to thank you for your visit to our state, in october of last year to see a snap employment and training site with county commissioners and the minnesota department of human services staff, and i understand that you have a chance to see firsthand the collaborative work being done with the state and local governments to support snap in tea. can you discuss in more detail how the minnesota program helps participants overcome barriers to employment and just about how great the program is in minnesota basically, that is my question. >> >> well, senator klobuchar it is a great program. and it is in response to questions that we've gotten from a couple of members, that we have snap participants who are under employed, and we have vacant, open jobs. now not all snap recipients are qualified for the open jobs but there are plenty who are. and also with a little bit of help, and a little bit of skill building. could go from being a snap

> the german time is expired asking them's consent to the record the following e-mail from clark humphrey, executive office of the presidency white house office, january 23, 2021 that is the invited administration or 39:00 a.m., hey folks, this goes to twitter, hey folks, when to us t tm mr. golan jus e, wand tolag t below eet a wondeng if we can get movg on the process for having it remov asap? >> who do read the below tweet? >> instead if we could keep an eye out for tweets that fall in the same genre, that would be great for this is a tweet on various. >> for the fullness of the record can you read the,'ve not seen this, can y read the tweet it is refencing? what i doot have the tweeter with me here. youaid no time did government tried to tell twitter to take that to explicitly remove something. >> saidawful speech,awful speech but we're gng to conflict the first amement is not absolute precooked to sothing from robert kennedy junior. >> ice and that's lawful too. >> point of order mr. chair. point of order. just a minute. looks all i am saying, no time to the government explicitly say