and when i sit on a bill, i feel alive, i forget everything else and try to have use myself with his enormous animal beneath me. ah ah, a bill rider, i used the name of great headache, he quantity for my day job. i worked at a furniture fact ranges and i wanted to write bills since i was a child or young, but my mother wouldn't let me. my grandmother had capstone program and that's how my brother and i started to catch and light them. or one day we went to a bill writing competition and have a pale. and i said to myself and let it be a one day. i want to write a bill and i want to know how that feels. women are going be, i get all. oh this is lou needs quiet at marguerite is home. a tranquil environment wherever you look ah, but appearances can be deceiving. her family doesn't give anything away, but they all know marguerite is passion is a tight rope walk between life and death with there's a festival atmosphere in this corner of rou, mexico. the locals don't want to miss that. that is big event. every one is heading to the arena behind the church in high spirits. but while they're p

and i had to write the 1st bill to him. i had only gone after the 3rd or 5th bill before he met a letter. so i had to get ready quickly and i couldn't wrap my fitting properly. i only wrote in my best the, the saddle was too big. i just didn't feel comfortable to wanna go. i don't like a whole new for me, but we're getting more and more impatient. our and the announcer said, i should come out. i know i shall under immense pressure the i the bill came out fine my cake twice and then it hit me horrible. that's how i fell and i woke up in the ambulance. awful shape reliable. norman luckily i got a guy in the laser. margarita is lucky, she got away with a few scratches and a mild concussion, and soon after she's already back at work. she needs the money for a better custom made protective vest. getting up is not an option, not when it comes to her lifelong dream. 2 i met a few friends and told them i wanted to ride with them. they said if i wanted, i could come with them on the weekend. they took me along and i wrote a calf. i k

that is in the bill. so i do not understand this representation you are making that somehow your statements here today override the text of the bill because i like to address that. i would look to my colleagues to supplement my comments. if we do things in regular order like with the appropriations process including the veterans bill which we have been clinically stated on the record will not be cut or touched in addition to defense or homeland security. why think the gentleman is referring to is pre-existing covid funds that were in another bill response in effect not apples to apples our position is going through these funds as we appropriate to a fiscal 24 level will not be touched. we left i find this just unbelievable. you have a bill you have pieces in the bill, sections in the bill. to tie this bill to a debt ceiling holding our economy hostage in passing this piece of it in tandem as part of it says it is they are. it there in black and white. it says that you will rescind immediately print the word im

i rise today in opposition to this bill. i hate bullies. this bill is about bullying children. children struggle with identity. gender and otherwise. as a parent, i need all the other adults, teachers, coaches and lawmakers, to help me and my wife protect our children. to support them. to give them a sense of purpose and belonging. this is the opposite of that. you're picking on children. your government has become so intrusive in our lives, you're in our doctor's offices banning reproductive freedom. you're in our classrooms banning books and what teachers can and cannot say. and now you're in my daughter's locker room? requiring physical exams of children? it is so profoundly disgusting. and inappropriate. and it's un-american. don't tread on us. let us be. we have an economy to fix, a public safety crisis to address, a border to secure, a budget to balance, roads to pave, bridges to build, focus. stop bullying children. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. mr. takano: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentlelady from north carolina is

bill: many people i interviewed are now imprisoned. female: tonight, an extraordinary standoff. alists, including the abc's china correspondent bill birtles, have been rushed out of china, amid fears they faced arbitrary detention. bill: as china's relations with australia disintegrated, i was caught in the middle of a worsening diplomatic crisis. bill: it's a relief to be back into the country with genuine rule of law. bill: so this is my new temporary home: sydney's eastern beaches. i can't go back to china any time soon. and as for hong kong, well, it's more and more like mainland china. people that i used to ring during the protests, they won't even pick up the phone and speak to me anymore. the fear there is real and it is widespread. there's a new national security law and many people there think that talking to someone like me, a foreign journalist, could now put them at risk of being arrested and jailed. ♪♪♪ bill: but with the collaboration of a local crew, we've been able to document the crushing of a rebellion. ♪♪♪ bill: the crackdown and coronavirus may have cleared th

i didn't put a tablet in. ..but no rest for bill. two years to get a care package in place forjo, and i only got that becausejo had a collapse at home and was taken into hospital. i'lljust put it over your head. but it didn't solve bill's problems. forjo, her dementia means that changing care staff and rigid timetables don't really work. and so... that's it. ..it�*s back to bill. nice and comfy. finally, jo is settled, and bill's hoping for some sleep. if only! it's now 5:05. it took me so long to actually wake up. by the time i'd seen it, it was too late. so now, the beds wet. what kind of husband doesn't put his wife first? i'm just so tired. three hours later, and we're back to check in on them. how are you? come in, please. i'm not good today. this is what exhaustion looks like. it's devastatingly hard, watching the woman that you love starting to disappear from your life, starting just to fade away somewhere, and almost 47 years together, was leaving me. and it was like, "i don't want you to leave me. i need you here, with me."

i didn't put a tablet in. ..but no rest for bill. kage in place forjo, and i only got that becausejo had a collapse at home and was ta ken into hospital. i'lljust put it over your head. but it didn't solve bill's problems. forjo, her dementia means that changing care staff and rigid timetables don't really work. and so... that's it. ..it�*s back to bill. nice and comfy. finally, jo is settled, and bill's hoping for some sleep. if only! it's now 5:05. it took me so long to actually wake up. by the time i'd seen it, it was too late. so now, the beds wet. what kind of husband doesn't put his wife first? i'm just so tired. three hours later, and we're back to check in on them. how are you? come in, please. i'm not good today. this is what exhaustion looks like. it's devastatingly hard, watching the woman that you love starting to disappear from your life, starting just to fade away somewhere, and almost 47 years together, was leaving me. and it was like, "i don't want you to leave me. i need you here, with me." i'm so tired. i really woul

— issues that are being dealt with in that bill? i think they don't quite _ with in that bill? nk they don't quite understand what| with in that bill? i think they | don't quite understand what it means to be trans and why this care which again is approved by every major medical association in our country, they don't understand what it brings to a person. they think there is no harm in waiting but they don't see the harm that comes to children and people in their communities, trans people all over our state. 50 communities, trans people all over our state.— over our state. so we defer, montana _ over our state. so we defer, montana state _ over our state. so we defer, montana state lawmaker, i over our state. so we defer, - montana state lawmaker, thank you so much forjoining us. thank you for having me. a look now at some other stories making headlines. israelis have been protesting for the 16th week in a row against plans to change the judicial system. the demonstrations have continued despite prime minister benjamin netanyahu putting the plan on hold to try to reach a comprom

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speaker, i again urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill. as i mentioned, it unanimously passed the energy and commerce committee last month. it is important. i would urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support the bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mr. latta: thank you, mr. speaker. i also urge support of h.r. 1343 and passage in the house and i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1343 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. latta: i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1339. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 28, h.r. 1339, a bill to require the federal communications commissio

i've had friends have taken their lives because these bills. i fielded calls from families in montana including one families whose transit teenager attempted to take her life while watching a hearing on one of the anti- trans bills. in that hearing our caucus pleaded with the chair of the judiciary committee to not allow certain testimony to keep decorum and we were told a lot of for faithful have a lot of opinions on these things. so when i rose up and said there is a blood on your hands, i was not being hyperbolic. i was speaking to the real consequences of the vote that we as legislatures take in this body. and when the speaker asked me too apologize on behalf of decorum what he was really asking me too do is to be silence when my community is facing bills that get us killed. he is asking me too be complicit in this legislature of our community and i refused to do so. and i will always refuse to do so. the people demanding democracy work demanding that the representatives be heard, we gaveled down what he was doing as driving a nail in the cof

i urge unanimous support for this bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1149. so many as are in favor say aye. as amended. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative -- mr. mast: on that i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. so many as are in favor say aye. all those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question will be postponed. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? mr. mast: mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 1151 as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 1151, a bill to hold t

you are probably anti-. >> bill: i love dogs. >> dana: good. >> bill: after the show. i'm not going to get in trouble now. mayhem in montana's state capital. police arrested protestors after temporarily shut down proceedings to support a sensored democratic lawmaker. first term elected in 2022 and william la jeunesse has the fallout. >> let's see what caused the controversy in the first place. a comment made by zooey zephyr saying colleagues would have blood on their hands if they passed a bill banning transgender surgery on minors. >> if you vote yes on this bill, and yes on these amendments, i hope the next time there is an invocation when you bow your heads if prayer you see the blood on your hands. >> that comment on the house floor accusing colleagues of murder should a transgender youth commit suicide drew the wrath of the speaker who accused her of violating house rules. >> no representative is above our house rules. our house rules apply to all. 100 representatives. we'll take this to the board. >> lawmakers voted 63-34 t

the speaker: i haven't read the bill. the bill goes through committee. you work the process and they come to the floor. reporter: it has the support of -- the speaker: i answered your question. >> on the debt ceiling, if you don't mind. the speaker: we just rolled it out yesterday and talking to all the members. i don't want to break all expectations. i want the anticipation. i want you to see, as the clock goes up and write stories, whether i can win or not and the whole world hangs in the balance and write a story after it passes, would the president sit down and negotiate, just like we have done every other time before. the senate going to take up another bill to name the month for maple syrup. i don't know what the month of may would be about. but i think they ought to honor the american public. reporter: with the current makeup of the senate are you concerned we will be back in the same position come june if the house passes it and moves to the senate. the speaker: the president signed it. same thing happened with the p pandemic. i'm worried about th

i really like. >> dana: okay. are we doing this again? >> bill: i don't think so. >> dana: why? nce is enough, you know? >> dana: it was twice. >> bill: i guess you're right. he came back once, right? i don't think so. i think -- >> dana: i'll go with yes. >> bill: i think brady has a great sense of humor and putting chum in the water. >> dana: a big dolphins fan, i think he would like to see that. in honor of ari fleischer i put my money on tom brady playing and when he announces his retirement again i won't do a fox news alert. >> bill: stick to your word. 15 minutes before the hour. new insight in 2024. a fresh "wall street journal" poll of likely republican voters shows former president trump doubling up ron desantis 48-24. with me now two republicans from desantis's state of florida, corey mills and greg steubey, good morning to you. we hope to have byron donalds on also. congressman, i want to start with you. you had comments this past week that got some attention. you are saying that in five years, governor desantis did not reach out to you one time. is that true? >> yes,

i rise today in opposition to this bill. i hate bullies. this bill is about bullying children. children struggle with identity. gender and otherwise. as a parent, i need all the other adults, teachers, coaches and lawmakers, to help me and my wife protect our children. to support them. to give them a sense of purpose and belonging. this is the opposite of that. you're picking on children. your government has become so intrusive in our lives, you're in our doctor's offices banning reproductive freedom. you're in our classrooms banning books and what teachers can and cannot say. and now you're in my daughter's locker room? requiring physical exams of children? it is so profoundly disgusting. and inappropriate. and it's un-american. don't tread on us. let us be. we have an economy to fix, a public safety crisis to address, a border to secure, a budget to balance, roads to pave, bridges to build, focus. stop bullying children. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. mr. takano: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentlelady from north carolina is

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bill. mr. speaker, i yield two minutes to the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, the distinguished -- a distinguished member of the rules committee, ms. scanlon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from pennsylvania is recognized for two minutes. ms. scanlon: thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today in opposition to the rule and the underlying bill. this bill makes good on speaker mccarthy's threat to hold the economy hostage. several of my colleagues have spoken about the draconian cuts that this bill would make to our social safety net, to services for volulnerable veterans, seniors, families and children. but it also jeopardizes critical investments that were just enacted as part of the long overdue climate rescue measures that were included in the inflakes reduction act -- inflation reduction act. if you don't know this bill gutted billions of dollars of environmental measures, you're not alone. those cuts were made in a deal the speaker negotiated with the extremists who control his caucus sometime afte

i have that friends have taken their lives because of these bills. i have fielded calls from families in. montana, including one family whose trans teenager attempted to take her life while watching a hearing on one of the anti-trans bills. and in the hearingf our caucus pleaded with republican chair of the judiciary committee to not allow certain testimony to keep the corm, we're told a lot of people have a lot of opinions on these things. so when i rose up and said there is blood on your hands, i was not being hyperbolic. i was speaking to the real consequences of the votes that we as legislators take in this body. and when the speaker asked me to apologize on behalf of the corm, when he was really asked do is be silent when my community is facing bills that get us killed. he is asking me to be complicit in this legislature as the eradication of our community, and i refuse to do so and i will always refuse to do so. i would also say that if you use decorum to silence people who hold you accountable, and in the name, all you're doing is using decorum

i will punch in on every bill that i was sent here to talk about that i have something to say. to the speaker and the rest of the members of the legislator which is majority republican controlled to decide if they will let me speak. this bill is targeting _ if they will let me speak. this bill is targeting the _ if they will let me speak. this bill is targeting the lgbt community in montana, it is not the only one. according to the american civil liberties union there have been more than 400 bills that target that community already this year. what do you make of that? it is a really worrying _ what do you make of that? it 3 a really worrying trend and what do you make of that? it 1 a really worrying trend and we saw it initially come in when people were bringing in questions of trans people's participation in sports but that was a foot in the door for people with more extreme policies. we are seeing in montana policies banning art forms, books. in missouri the ban isn'tjust about children, it is any adult care ban and infer that they are allowing the state to kidnap children awa

i just can't get behind this bill. i think it is a grotesque overreach, particularly in the competitive field women already have the ioc and the ncaa and these other places that a a dl with the issues in competitive sports, just as we do say with wrestling or boxing. we have weight classes. there's all kinds of distinctions in sports that can be worked out when it's needed. i do think this is an unnecessary injection. i find the constant specter we have heard race over the last couple of years here, the idea that somehow some strapping young man is going to put on a skirt so wepu can get a scholarship, that really is just beyond belief. was anything else you wanted to add, mr. takano? >> ya. i just respond. mr. massie, you did focus on the issue about what my referral to stoking up the base. i note your observation that suburban mom's were concerned about the opportunity that their girls would have. and that's a veryy real concern. i don't want to belittle that, but i'm also saying, what i also want to say in response t

1000 pounds or energy bill? i know we're paying your energy bill for 4 months. oh, fantastic. since just in the sitting and want to start over, go there. let me complete even the time you miss me, police get a v i. c global. i mean, fema jamie hunt data, but as well as leaving could be tiny sneezes, but tripling electricity stoves would be good to put in the store really could be done. yeah, a nice summer seen yet, and it's down near political the so could senate store, but i'm doing more coverage with roman stick move to britain from israel more than 20 years ago. he says live in london has changed drastically over the past year. i'm here next to the pizza place. he used to be buzzing in sunday night. look at how many people are on the half of his empty when people can afford to in the restaurants anymore. people have to buy and is this mom. the guardian reports that millions of people now skipped meals due to the high cost of food and according to the food foundation charity, one in 5 british households with food insecure. as of september 2022, every budget supermarket has th

that is in the bill. so i do not understand this representation you are making that somehow your statements here today override the text of the bill because i like to address that. i would look to my colleagues to supplement my comments. if we do things in regular order like with the appropriations process including the veterans bill which we have been clinically stated on the record will not be cut or touched in addition to defense or homeland security. why think the gentleman is referring to is pre-existing covid funds that were in another bill response in effect not apples to apples our position is going through these funds as we appropriate to a fiscal 24 level will not be touched. we left i find this just unbelievable. you have a bill you have pieces in the bill, sections in the bill. to tie this bill to a debt ceiling holding our economy hostage in passing this piece of it in tandem as part of it says it is they are. it there in black and white. it says that you will rescind immediately print the word im

i urge all my colleagues to support this bill and i yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts. mr. neal: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to yield one minute to the gentleman from new jersey, mr. pascrell, a champion of medicare, social security and renewable energy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized for one minute. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. ranking member. for months, the other side have held our economy hostage. today we have their ransom demands. this ripoff kills millions of jobs, guts working family benefits and sabotages tax fairness. now, both sides are -- many times i've listened today, saying the same thing. reading off the same page. somebody can't -- they all can't be right. so look at the facts. this is not about deficits. this shakedown lets wealthy tax cheats off scott-free and balloons the deficit by $120 billion. please respond to that, $120 billion deeper in debt. do not fall for this total sham. today's policy goals is a cynical distraction fr

and maybe was the defense authorization bill this last congress. i think that some of these bills are popular and will pass with divided government and. have you had any conversations with leaders in the house yet new republican leadership, whether it be jim jordan, who's going to chair the house judiciary committee or speaker mccarthy, you know, both of them through some water on some of these ideas. the last congress were opposed to of the proposals you're talking about, have you had any conversations with them? what were those like about this topic? i'm not going to talk about private conversations with them, but i will say that both of them talked about the fact it would make more sense to do these bills and a republican conference in a republican congress where we could have more input on how the bills were drafted and and put together and i believe that wasn't just an excuse. and so i look forward to working with my republican colleagues legislation in this area in the antitrust area to throw not privacy necessarily, but in the antitrust area t

bill: probably blue. >> dana: you like blue. >> bill: on the whole lunch thing here, we see enough of each other, don't we? >> dana: is that the answer? ill: for now. >> dana: lunch is hard. in my book i say i don't go to lunch. who has time for it. now i have time for more lunch. my schedule changed. starting today maybe i will. don't ask me to lunch because now i will say no. >> bill: you have the right attitude you will have the strength to say no. while we're at it. see you at the hockey game continue. >> bill: i'm new york rangers. >> dana: the devils used to be the colorado avalanche. dana reads sports without a teleprompter. harris faulkner is up next. she has a great showing up coming up. >> harris: breaking news, the united states house of representatives has just approved the republican-led bill protecting women and girls in sports. president biden had already threatened to veto it if and when it makes it through the senate and reaches his desk. here is what it does. the protecting women and girls in sports bill bans transgender women from competing with biological women. a young superstar swimmer at the center of all of the f

i am 'ust looking at bill clinton. visit. i am 'ust looking at bill canton. r— visit. isit. i am just looking at bill- clinton. i have not seen them for a while, he is looking quite old, but i guess he is quite old. he was there 25 years ago, and as he said today, he took a punt on it. it was a leap of faith for him. find today, he took a punt on it. it was a leap of faith for him. and people thou~ht a leap of faith for him. and people thourht he a leap of faith for him. and people thought he was — a leap of faith for him. and people thought he was mad. _ a leap of faith for him. and people thought he was mad. in _ a leap of faith for him. and people thought he was mad. in fact, - a leap of faith for him. and people | thought he was mad. in fact, there were many people advising against it, thinking, what do you mean you think you can secure peace? it cannot be done. but in pointing to senator george mitchell and send them to northern ireland to broker a peace, and we know how difficult that was, he did lay a part in securing that long lasting peace, and it is a delicate

because when i look at this bill i see a bill that affects the people for my community that i care about in people across the country especially in rural areas. this bill would place so much harm on our farmers and ranchers and for those kids who are in housing provided by the usda. and the kids in those rental houses depending on the nutrition program that the ranking member talked about so eloquently and it remind you thinking about those kids from oklahoma think there are teacher of the year awards with the teacher of the year for america and the statement about there are no other people. when we talk about the impact of this bill on children we need to think about these children as their own. we are sitting here making decisions about what will happen to them and how will they be able to learn and how will they be able to get out there? how will they be able to use those $2 for a meal to be fed and not to be hungry and it's those children that i'm thinking about and what we need to worry about here and how can we, how do we actually make sure that we don't value the most powerful at

bill hemmer. >> dana: this is dana perino. a lot of news this week i realized. >> bill: closing it out. >> dana: this was the scene yesterday in southeastern massachusetts. armed agents converged on the home of jack teixeira, they arrested him at gun point and told the f.b.i. had been watching him for days but then the f.b.i. was forced into action when the media published his name. >> he is 21 years old. joined the national guard in 2019. he held the highest level security clearance granted by the u.s. government and he now faces charges under the espionage act. >> dana: "new york post" headlines geeky leaks. why the military entrusted this information to a 21-year-old guardsman? the pentagon defending its protocol. >> it was a deliberate criminal act. violation of the guidelines. you receive training and you will receive an understanding of the rules and requirements that come along with those responsibilities and you are expected to abide by those rules, regulations and responsibility called military discipline. >> bill: reaction, john ratcliffe. pe

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footed the bill fo everything we did together >> so, what did eric know abou bill and bill's relationship with nanette? >> i>> i just knew of him. i knew of him and his, you know, his partnership with nanette as far as business goes an stuff like that. >> eric told us nanette said she invented things. medical equipment, blood separators sound familiar and bill, she told eric, guide her through their process. >> that was her mentor that was her business partner. and she could make her own schedule she can work out all morning grab lunch, do whatever she ha to do, pick up the kids, tak them to practice and be the mom >> pretty nice job eric and nanette spent time ou what she said was her house, right on the beach what did you think >> it was beautiful. beautiful house. right on the beach right in newport upstairs, downstairs, full furnished. she had a picture of herself i the upstairs bedroom a blown up - >> kind of a glimmer picture >> kind of a glimmer shot, yeah >> it never occurred to him, h said, that nanette and bill di more than just busines together >> it was a business relationship and if you looked