>> i claim time in opposition to the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. visclosky: i would agree with the assertion of the gentleman who offered the amendment that the relationship that our country has with pakistan has been difficult. but i'm opposed to the amendment because maintaining a relationship no matter how difficult is essential. the relationship has helped the u.s. make progress against terrorism, as difficult as that road has been and the pakistanis have allocated part of their forces within their own borders to this mission. very importantly for our colleagues, i would point out that our bill recognizes the difficulties we face with pakistan. section 9016 prohibits the funds to pakistan if the government -- if our government believes the in unfair is engaged activities. i would quote -- the chair: the gentleman will suspend. the house will be in order. thegentleman may continue. mr. visclosky: section 916 requires that the secretary of defense prior to obligating any funds that the g

shuster: i claim time in opposition although i mr. shuster: i thank my colleague for offering the amendment -- thank you, mr. chairman. thank my colleague for offering this amendment. this is important due to the historic hurricane season from last year. i thank chairman culberson and chairman mccaul for offering this and i'm prepared to accept the amendment. and i resevere the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his ime. mr. green? mr. green: i would like to thank all of my colleagues who have been associated with this amendment. i want to let the public know that this has been a bipartisan effort. mr. culberson and i have worked together not only on this effort but to serve people. we have people who are still living in temporary shelters in houston and people awaiting fema assistance with 4.7 million people having been impacted, it is important that this amendment be adopted. and i'm appreciative that the chairman has indicated his support of it. and i thank mr. culberson and mr. mccaul and other co

>> i claim time in opposition though i do not oppose. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for five minutes. mr. shuster: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment is the result of a lot of work between a number of great lake members. i appreciate everyone's work and consensus on this important issue, i'm prefire department accept and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: i'd like to yield two minutes to my good friend and partner on this amendment, the gentleman, my friend from michigan, mr. paul mitchell. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. mitchell: thank you, mr. speaker, and thanks to my good friend from illinois. i rise to speak in support of the amendment by the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis. we worked hard on this amendment, it's a result of hard work and agreements by all interested parties, governors across the great lakes and members of congress throughout the great lakes basin. the brandon road project is

chairman, i rise in opposition to the amendment. and claim time. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. >> appreciate the recognition. i appreciate the gentleman's amendment. i agree with everything he has said relative to the value of the program. mr. visclosky: but i would point out to my colleagues that in our bill we include $145 million for directed energy and rail gun weapon efforts. and this is an irease $25 llion over last year's level 120. last year he had an amendment that was successful. to add $24 million to that program bringing it up to $120 million. however, we're eight months into the fiscal year and to date, the department has only spent about 20% of that money that is $24 million. i would also again point out in the underlying bill we have increased that $120 million to $145 million. so we do as a committee understand the potential of the program. however, i think it is not good policy to continue to increase funding for the program without allowing the services time to adequately research and learn from their past investments. wh

granger: i claim the time in opposition but i am not opposed to the amendment. while i will not oppose the amendment, i would urge caution about proposals that limit the department's flexibility to adapt the changes in its need in the rotc program. i am prepared to accept the amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. the gentlewoman from texas, ms. jackson lee. jackson lee jool i thank you so very much. i thank the chairwoman's -- ms. jackson lee: i thank you so very much. i thank the chairwoman's remarks and concern. i believe that the military has great interest in the rotc program. particularly in recruitment in hbcu's and hispanic serving institutions. let me also say, mr. chairman, i want to rise to emphasize my commitment to ptsd funding. i want to ensure as we go forward that we will increase the ptsd funding. i'm interested in it being increased, in particular, by $5 million. i know there are amendments that will increase it any more. if we know those that have suffered from ptsd, as i have, this is somethi

i don't claim to be an expert in this area. before i became a member of congress, i had very little experience much less as a manager of 20 employees and two separate offices in two different parts of the country. i was focused on doing what i was elected to do, helping the people of my district. i know now that i would have benefited as a new member for more training and awareness of resources to assist me and my senior staff in running a supportive office. . at a time when this congress is being called on to seriously address longstanding issues of swaurm in our work -- sexual harassment in our workplace, we have an obligation to provide better resources to our colleagues and to our staff. making more funds available to the office of employee assistance is an important step for us to take in that effort. our dedicated staff deserve better. absolutely. mr. frelinghuysen: we commend you for your effort. we also commend the effort of those who work in this office dealing with many, many hundreds of cases. we're pleased to accept

granger: i claim the time in opposition. this amendment increases funding for the national depaurd's counterdrug program and the bill increases funding at the same level that passed the house last year. that being said, i understand this program is very important to many members and i support this amendment. i ask my colleagues to support this amendment and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. mrs. murphy: this program is important and effective and will ensure that this program is fully funded and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from florida. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. nd the amendment is agreed to. the chair: the chair understands that amendment will not be offered. consider amendment number 29. the clerk: amendment number 29 printed in house report 115-785 offered by mr. courtney of connecticut. the chair: the gentleman from connecticut, mr. courtney and a member

>> i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. > thank you, mr. chairman. mr. shimkus: again, mr. chairman, i thank my colleagues from nevada for allowing us to have this debate once. two weeks ago we had this debate on the floor of the house, had a pretty food vote, bipartisan vote, 340 of our colleagues supported continuing to move orward, 72 disagreed with that decision. and again this -- part of this debate allows me to lay out think true facts. the facts are that this body and this nation decided 30-plus years ago to address a national problem with a national solution. and so we have been moving forward as a nation for 30 years. .0 years, $15 billion the most studied piece of ground on the planet. fortunately it's in the state of nevada. nevada can claim that they have he safest location for a geological repository, the nuclear regulatory commission in exhaustive research, i was wrong, it wasn't 1,000 pages, it's 1,928 pages, this is one of five volumes. and yes, the pre

i. claim told here go it. could put him out of his misery he lived or you lay down there with it so he threatened mark and. so you grabbed a pillow stuck the gun to look to have a pillow. darnell or mark a camera with one but on the other it's a pillow case he fired shots in the pillow so they put the pen on the head just on the back of his hand someplace else and then they shot him mark that this man with what gun twenty two or over kids can tell you i said all three of my guns. and you want anyone who didn't have your stuff. but if all three have a gun why would they go to that creek because clinton says so if they all have a gun you would have to ask them doesn't make any sense to me. that you would prefer a group. of big drug well you know. here's the problem and this is the thing about texas law. there's what's called the law parties now i was indicted as the primary shooter i was tried as a primary shooter i feel that all these people they had guns hostage you know or forced them all to do everything eve

chairman, i rise to claim time in opposition although i will not oppose the amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. carter: thank you. we understand the gentleman's concerns and we will certainly keep them in mind during conference and i yield such time as she may consume to my colleague, ms. wasserman schultz. ms. wasserman schultz: i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. chairman, in 2017, the v.t.p. program transported 357,331 veterans of which 100,000 were disabled veterans. 's core p. service mission is improvement to access to care and assist veterans in overcoming transportation barriers to accessing services. v.t.p. has joint efforts with v.a.'s office of rural health and veterans service organizations. this is a valuable program that's clearly been recognized and highlighted by the gentleman from california that helps veterans who are visually impaired, elderly due to disease and disability and those living in remote or rural areas. at the time at the v.a. where we're struggling to make sure both in terms of the amount of times veterans have to w

simpson: i claim time in opposition. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. simpson: when the appropriations committee develops its bills, it takes into consideration the requests and priorities of members of the house. funding levels in the underlying bill reflect those requests, including those requests from the gentleman from louisiana. specifically funding above the budget request for construction of navigation projects totals $625 million and, an increase of $176 million above fiscal year 2018, with this additional funding level. additional funding for operations and maintenance of inland navigation projects is at $50 million and increase -- an increase of $20 million above last year's additional funding levels. while we can't specify funding for any particular project, we have worked hard to ensure that significant funds for which projects not in the budget request can compete. i would be happy to continue working with my colleague from louisiana to ensure significant funding for the critical

the fact that there is now huge optimism here that this is going to be a successful told them and i claim to want to win without hooliganism and we're not just total of a place are winds around but i think that's just simply because so many people are out celebrating in fact the horns of been blaring people were hoping that there would be a victory and there would be much particularly gets way compartments with russia is the lowest of all the five to ten teams so to be able to to win five nil what happens with a high with a tournament is that if the hosts start supply well it builds up not this fear around the underground the tournament people watching on the television screens around the world concentrating knowledge of what happens on the pitch or whether there are nations doing well but actually it's really important that the host nation buys into it i mean it's good for the people of russia they really want to project a positive image around the world and so how different does this feel to you in terms of a tournament and a setup there and what it feels like. well if you think about t

party the a if he called for parliament to on of the dead girl with a minute of silence they say i claim her two thousand and fifteen refugee policy are to blame for this crime the other parties are outraged. the good german parliament is a place for debate it is not a place to use the plight of a victim to further your own political cause you should be ashamed of yourselves to not see no reason to use this tragic case to reflect upon individual political decisions or decisions from twenty fifteen which society supports. suzanna spot he was found in has no on wednesday by this time the murder suspect was no longer in germany he and his family flew back to iraq and it is there that he was arrested friday morning. suspected murderer. was arrested tonight eight twenty eighteen two am by kurdish security authorities in northern iraq at the request of the german federal police work of the split. the case has inflamed the debate regarding germany's handling of refugees levy was denied asylum one and a half years ago he had launched an appeal which had not yet been processed. this shows once ag

. >> i claimed several yes, i did. yeah. >> reporter: in 2015, eugene hiked the pacific crest trail, from mexico to canada. raising money along the way for a paraplegic man he barely knew at the time. arthur rentwitki. so that he could buy device to help him walk for the first time in a decade. when all was said and done, though, eugene was faced with a question. how do you top such a big act of kindness? with thousands of small ones is the answer that came to eugene. >> would you care for a meal? >> the first act i did was so grand, but what i also learned is that something so simple and every day can be just as profound and touching the soul of someone else. >> you're very welcome. >> reporter: it's why eugene was in oakland recently, handing out homemade meals and comforting hugs to people who could use one or both. >> god bless you. >> reporter: it's part of a 50-state, 365 day act of kindness marathon eugene is undertaking. >> if they're in a fog of apathy and depression, kindness has that ability to shine a light

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did she do that say mark i got told if you were friends right i've known mark a lot longer and i don't claim. i got told investigators first to investigators i shan't say more. can i ask you a very very honest question. and i hope you're not offended but this is my common sense. again speaking so i'm not attacking you and i'm not judging because i wasn't there this is what i think. i think it's really hard to believe that someone lies in court to protect his friend. and will not lie to protect his own life. time never lied in court for that but for it you said. that it was a statement but it was really really important it was your first statement you said clinton shot this guy. he killed him you said. figured kind of figured you shoot someone and made you think they're going to. do it do you want to trista come out truth and. well everyone says something different so. one if you stand in the truth. and you say gee. turn comes when you are ready yes but the dog is still there should be out and it's going to be way. different this year. no to to hit it in the shoulder and shoulder. and one of

continue into the future right let's thank our guests for their thoughts on this and this by and i claim sally says aca and i guess that's good and thank you to fortune the show you can see it again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle there is at a.j. inside story from me sam is a than a hole to the now of the. i. it was a war that united egypt and syria out against israel but in the heat of the battle that different agendas soon became apparent as a told me that his dream was to avenge the defeat of nazi sixty seven when president sadat came to follow up he told us just give me ten centimeters of land in the east the second of a three part series the israeli population were told that their troops were on the west bank of the service can exploit the second week of the war in october on al-jazeera new yorkers are very receptive to al-jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested in that gl

and i sin and again claim basses are brilliant company and they do brilliant work and. i think that there's ongoing tension between krypto and regulators would you like to be the judge of this debate should we bring the regulators early on to make sure they don't come in later just i mean if i were him and i have been. educating regulators people consider that a bit of an oxymoron but for the last few years around the world and i think it's better because i they are going to step in i think the industry showed last year that they were very good at self-regulating that starting to correct but given the i.c.a.o. scams of last year that really woke up regulators who may have been more quiet on that front so i do believe that there is this push and pull though and if you see cases like china which you know shut down. krypto apparently i mean great you go there and there is still a lot of mining and trading happening through other means i don't think you can just shut this down it's like this whack i'm all you know it's like you whack in one place it's going to pop up somewhe

on the mountain i claim it was even. under the chest of the russian team has undergone plenty of change they no longer resided luxury hotels opting instead to stay in the former soviet sports complex built for the nine hundred eighty and then picked games twenty kilometers outside of moscow. this massive facility is also where they're based during the world cup. here in more modest scorches chesnoff tries to bring the players who earn millions just like those in germany back down to earth to help them improve as much as possible. as host special wants to impress the world with a strong performance at the world cup. at the confederations cup last summer however disappointed it's found the only fact is they could be called impressive with a perfect organization and great atmosphere at least while musharraf was still playing . tidiest. in the stores just of smaug is meet with at machine you cannot. or nor get us to. come on the road and mccann you. or them says that it's all just. maria come on why is one of russia's top t.

exam making machines and exam passing machines andi machines and exam passing machines and i have always claimedwith fa ke and i have always claimed, not with fake modesty, that one of the things that a good school does is basically training new to pass those exams, get those three as. it is our schools training new, but it depends what school you go to, and depends on the resources of your parent as to whether you get extra tuition, extra funding. i think 7% of stu d e nts extra funding. i think 7% of students go to public school and yet 50% of people at oxbridge are from public schools. the universities minister is attacking them saying, diversity is an absolute failure. what should they do? there is a positive discrimination, which i think in america has a mixed record, because if you are from a minority of perceived as having got into a high grade university as a result of positive discrimination, you might feel guilt, do i deserve to be here? what they need to do more simply than that is make themselves more accessible, do everything they can to target bright, ambitious people from ethnic m

i. claim told him here though it. could put him out of his misery i mean he gave or you lay down there with it so he threatened mark and. so you grabbed a pillow stuck the gun in the pillow tried to have a pillow. or darnell or mark. but i know there was a pillow cause he fired shots in the pillow so they put the pin on the head just on the back of his hand someplace else and then they shot him mark they had just met with what gun twenty two were all over kids can. i said all three of my guns. only one i didn't have any stuff. but if all three have a gun why would they go to the creek because clean friend says so if they all have a gun you would have to ask them doesn't make any sense to me. but if they were the first group. big drug oh oh . here's the problem and this is the damn about texas law. there's what's called the law parties now i wasn't indicted as the primary shooter i was tried as the primary shooter i had all these people they had guns hostage you know i forced them all to do everything everybody's got a

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i do claim time in opposition. i serve on the transportation committee. i associate myself with so much of what both mr. higgins and ms. delbene said about investment and a critical it is for gdp growth and for the nation going forward. we are doing that on the transportation committee and to your point we're doing that and a bipartisan way bet i opposed this amendment for two reasons. number one, to pay for $1 trillion and you you infrastructure we eliminated one turn dollars in tax cuts to the american people. those tax cuts to make a a difference for folks today. i want to credit mr. higgins. last time we went down this road was in the 2008 stimulus bill. we just borrowed close to a trillion dollars to spend on stimulative in infrastructure investment. not stiffly thoughtful and not long-term and we didn't capture this very real benefits that mrt we could capture i will tell you, colleagues, we need to capture that. if we are to build the next-generation economy it must be on the back of the next generation infrastructure system. eliminating tax reduct

>> i think university could bring free-speech type of claim under mandel. >> why not establishment? >> the reason why is because i don't think they could support the nationwide injunction they are asking her. reason why i don't think they could bring the establishment clause claim because it does not apply to the respondent but only to aliens abroad who have no constitutional claim. >> if that is in place because >> you said sometngarlier general, i wanto make sure i got it right you said, at the time the president had said we don't want muslims coming into the country, but that would undermine the proclamation. did i get you request mark. >> yes. >> honestly, the difference ses to be if everything the president said effectively that? >> i think there are two issues, the first is if you can consider campaign statements. were about the view that these are made by private citizen before she takes the oath of office and before the opinions cause of the >> and takes those that are inconsistent whatever he said in the campaign? that is irrelevant i would say two things when i was about to

died before the case was solved and we need to give him credit that he wasn't allowed to publish and i claim now that brimmingheim, german is the birthplace of forensics. i ask people what this means, talk, dig in front, germany scored a goal against france. >> how does the 200 golden reward compared to the 1000 and pick that as not paying the -- original reward. >> how does this compare to 1000 and will the guinness world record committee nitpick about it? i hope not. a reward is a reward. even economists would argue about what to do, what do you use as your standard, the price of gold, price of housing? price of food? the german bank came up with a rough estimate of 5000 in today's money but it depends what standard you use. our city is not authorized to give out 5000, private individuals and to raise it, $1200 and the citizens are so behind the trip, they paid for part of this trip. this is our city's gift to you. [applause] >> we are not a very rich town so it has not exactly changed from euros and dollars. i hope you understand. >> this is not a question but appreciation. to know where

even though she says she followed all the rules i claiming asylum. "look at his face," she says. "he is so sad. we are together now and nothingl ear us apart." but this kind of reunion has so far been rare. m the vastority of parents and children separated under donald trump's controversial immi detention.cy remain in lawyers say many have still had no communication with their children and were give information about their welfare or location. >> receipts are given for yeople's property, anthese individuals were not receiving anythi in terms of the human being, their child. >> it is akito kidnapping someone when you take someone away from someone and don't give them any information whatsoever. aleem: he says he fled honduras after getting death thres there, but when he came to the u.s. earlier this month, his daughter, shown in these family photos, was taken from him. he is in prison, where we spoke to him by phone. he is desperate just to speak to his daughter. >> they didn't give me any explanation. the only thing they told me, "you are going to be separated from your daughter.

i claim time in opposition. as a certified public accountant and a member of the ways and means committee i was proud to work on the tax cut and jobs act nearly six months ago president trump side the bill which delivered relief to workers, families and local job creators. typical family of four and my district has experienced a tax cut of $2770. my friends on the other side of the scoff at this fact. i'veso heard countless stories f business owners both small, large and small responding to the new tax law by increasing investments into thepo own employees andnd to expanding operations. let's talk about this key component of the legislation that made it easier for everyday americans to file their tax return. i am a cpa. i had those individuals come to my office that had complicated tax returns. here's an interesting statistic that we don't seem to want to talk about. the joint tax commission reported before this tax bill 70% of americans did not qualify for the standard deduction. 70% did not qualify for the stan

i claim time in opposition to the amendment. as a certified public accountant and businessman i was proud to work on the tax cut and nearly six most ago president trump signed a bill which delivered storied tax relief to families and job creators. a typical family for my district received a tax cut of 20077 dollars and for some reason my friends on the aside al scoff at that. large and small responding to the tax law by increasing investments to their own employees and expand operations. let's talk about the key component of the legislation that made it easier for everyday americans to file their tax returns. i'm a cpa. i have those individuals come to myice that complicated tax returns and financing statistic that we don't want to talk about 70% of americans did not qualify for the standard deduction, 7% did not qualify for the standard deduction so even though they have those expenses in state and local income taxes they do not qualify for the standard deduction. lumley doubled the standard deduction 94% of all americans are pe

the chair recognize it is jae man from ohio. >> i claim time in opposition to the amendment as a certified public accountant and business n i was proud to work on the tax cut and jobs act. it's experienced a tax cut for some reason, my friends scoff at this fact. additionally, i've heard cou countless stories both largeinc. let's talk about this key component of the legislation that made it ease yr for every day americans to file their tax returns. i'm a cpa. i had those individuals come to my office that had complicated tax returns. before this tax bill, 70% of americans did not qualify for the standard deduction. 70% did not qualify. so even though they had those exns expenses, those state and local income taxes, they did not qualify for the standard deduction, but when we doubled the standard deduction, 94% of o all americans are now able to skip the burdensome process of the returns and will use the standard deduction. let me repeat. 94% of americans, even though they have state and local income taxes will not meet the standard deduction flesh hold and therefore, will not be yousing th

secondly, nowhere do i claim that all of his jurists prudence is modestly libertarian. of the third thing that my book does not do is related to the second thing. thirdly, i focus exclusively on non- economic liberty. nowhere in the book delight discuss cases dealing with such things as. [inaudible] finally the emphasis of my analysis is the justices behavior as it appears in his words. consequently, i analyzed his speeches in his opinions rather than counting his votes in different cases. now, if that is what the book does not do, what about what the book actually does? all too often that objective libertarian and or the noun libertarian are developed by commentators particularly critical commentators without efforts to delve into their meaning. beyond basic observations that yes, libertarian is stands for limited government. justice kennedy's libertarianism is modest because it avoids much of the radicalized unrestrained and polarizing rhetoric and policy proposals that its critics as-- often associate with this philosophy. in other words, justice kennedy's modestly li

but i think he's profoundly hypocritical profoundly hypocritical to claim that the policies that are being pursued at the moment by these trends in government. fundamentally humanitarian because they stop these deaths. a landing rate from its indigenous people. plundered for its resources. in the long held resentment is a turn in violent with deadly consequences you cannot do is use that as an excuse to go over should practice people in power travels to south america to discover the finds of the misconceived and algis and. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to the forest so it would just be all when people need to be heard women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new award winning documentaries and live news and out of iraq i got to commend you on hearing is good journalism on air and online. candid testimonies from lebanese women who are staying single longer. what's causing this cultural shift in a society already be set by religious and social tensions. and are there implications for th

she do that say mark i got told because you were friends right i've known mark a lot longer and i don't claim. i got told investigators first to investigators i shan't say more. can i ask you a very very honest question. and i hope you're not offended but this is my commonsense again speaking so i'm not.

but i think he's profoundly hypocritical profoundly hypocritical to claim that the policies that are being pursued at the moment by these trends in government. fundamentally humanitarian because they stop these deaths. candid testimonies from the binny's women who are staying single longer. what's causing this cultural shift in a society already be set by religious and social tensions. and are there implications for the arab world as a whole. by choice on al-jazeera. until now the coverage of latin america that most of the world was about covering khuda taz tragedies quakes and that was it but not for how couple feel how they look how they think and that's what we do we go anyway five and a half months of demanding an end to an education system that was introduced to. latin america as a zero has come to fill a void that needed to be filled. ghana stands as the best geology of both mentally resources and i refer to why are they so poor the measuring of you guys when fighting which form of government. the toughest when essentially no where the more we would close down the more they pus

the documents that he says prove his claim but since twenty fifteen he and his family have been living under the threat of eviction. we were shocked we had lived here i was born here grew up here and married here me my brothers and my kids we're all here the whole family is here a jewish trust claims ownership of the neighborhood citing a deal struck in the late nineteenth century providing homes here for yemeni jews in two thousand and two the justice ministry rewarded the land to that trust now controlled by a process and organization that buys and builds homes in occupied east jerusalem now palestinians with homes here have petitioned the high court the state's attorney in the case admitting procedural failings in the way the land was transferred the residents argument is that the ottoman era law which is being used in the attempt to a victim has been misinterpreted that it should have implied ownership only over the buildings that were once lived in by jewish occupants here not ownership of the land it still remains and they point out that in a separate dispute over land elsewhere in east jerusalem the government ruled that land ownership was not

did she do that say mark i got told because you were friends i've known mark a lot longer and i don't claim. i got told investigators first to investigators i shan't say more. can i ask you a very very honest question. and i hope you're not offended but this is my common sense again speaking so i'm not attacking you and i'm not judging because i wasn't there this is what i think. i think it's really hard to believe that someone lies in court to protect his friend. and i will not lie to protect his own life. i never lied in court to protect my friend you said. that was a state it was a statement but it was really really important it was your first statement you said clinton chap this guy. he killed him he said. enough savior and as i figured you shoot someone in it you think they're going to. do it do you want to trista come out truth and out. well everyone says something different so. i want to show you standing the trees. a nice eighty. turn comes when you are ready yes but the dog is still there should be out on it's going out a way anyway. to fight this here. no to to hit it in the shoul

certainly i do want to get to that claim but first i want to make very clear the consequences of their position for the ina that the president can take a wrecking ball to the statute to countermand congress' judgment. >> on this question before we leave it, so far with the assumptionhat we can reach the merits but the government makes the argument for example that aliens are a country after bringing their claims personally and and asked the question those who were not present is united states is bringing this challenge and then that 10-year-old daughter in yemen is trying to come here if you don't suspect aliens in the country what about those that are not? it seems the argument would not succeed. >> they don't because they you have better here the bolts are directly impacted you guys but that is how he justice project, at beckley debt situation god given the resident a power no president has signed a positive information have -- policy judgment with zero example. that congress stepped into the face to solve the exact problem the president can say no. i want a different solution if you

kaptur: i rise to claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. kaptur: thank you very much. i rise in opposition to the gentleman's amendment, though i think he intends it well. i want to inform him that the department of energy has said it does not have plans to purchase additional heavy water from iran. so i think this amendment is really irrelevant. i don't know, frankly, i would rather that the united states take whatever iran has rather than letting them sell toyota russia or somebody else but the department of energy has clearly said they don't have plans to purchase additional heavy water from iran so the gentleman's amendment is unnecessary and i urge my colleagues to oppose it. i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from florida. mr. desantis: i'm prepared to close. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. desantis: mr. speaker, i just urge my colleagues to vote yes on the amendment. it's been in law before. we've passed it out of this house two

time to check in with chris cuomo to see what he is working on at cuomo primetime i claim to be joe collect you for that. i will be tom brady because of this action. we are talking about the phone call tonight. because it's so bizarre for the president of the united states to be congratulating is it senator menendez for beating his case his corruption case. we'll look at that and but take on a fascination within the democratic party, the calls to end i.c.e. and in the second hour tonight we fill in for don and do an entire hour special on the implication of judges in the trump administration. >> two hours of cuomo primetime. can't wait up next anderson and van jones discuss the urgency issues facing the american criminal justice steam. the folks of the american issue their conversation in a moment. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescrib

responsibility for the attack but it follows saturday's bomb blasts in the province which has been claimed by i still. meanwhile the taliban is saying its fighters will begin leaving government controlled areas of afghanistan on sunday rejecting a decision by the government to extend a ceasefire beyond the end of eat security forces and the taliban have been celebrating the three day muslim festival of eat together in cities across the country but questions remain about what will happen when the ceasefire ends at midnight local time critics say president ashraf ghani had committed a grave mistake by allowing taliban fighters to end to areas under government control two world cup favorites of kicked off their bid for the top prize in football brazil's opener against switzerland is still on the way but as already been a shock result after germany suffered a one mil defeat to mexico. midfielder lozano scored the winning goal in the

and all the neighbors have nothing to do with the ancient greeks civilization of macedonia and i cannot claim any commission is to eat in the future . someone. who. i call on all citizens to seize the future twenty five years of being stuck is enough so many generations have been lost macedonia must go forward and be equal with the west to compete with them and to have the same quality of life. the heart of the dispute is a question of identity slav macedonians have lain claim to ancient macedonian heritage since world war two the greeks see that as a vital component of their own sense of nationhood and cultural heritage so the agreement makes it clear that savannah macedonia is a sloven nation not a forgotten tribe of the ancient greeks the macedonian language will be described as slavic and passports will state nationality as macedonian from savannah macedonia both governments say they've defended their red lines but the hard work now begins at convincing their peoples to accept the compromises greece will no longer hold a monopoly on the word macedonia and greece's northern neighbors canno

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security officials in the eastern province of lunga hard i saw has claimed responsibility it's a blow to our otherwise happy day which saw dozens of the taliban fighters entering the capital kabul and other cities to celebrate the holy day of ied jennifer garner says the latest now from kabul a terrible punctuation to what had been a very happy holiday here in afghanistan the gathering that was targeted there was taliban fighters and the afghan military and afghan civilians who all gathered to wish each other holiday greetings it's a scene has been repeated around the country but in jalalabad a terribly sad ending with attacking the gathering trying to perhaps interrupt the best hopes for peace that afghanistan has seen in a long time of the ceasefire by the taliban lasting for the three days of coinciding with a cease fire by the government and successful by all accounts not just the fighting stopping but the fact that taliban fighters coming into towns and cities centers and reaching the afghan military and afghan civilians here in kabul they turned over their weapons as they came i

the other thing i haven't heard of is the defensive use of asylum claim. this this morning on the radio. when people are about to be deported, sometimes, oftentimes they say wait a second. i have an asylum claim. now it's defensively used against the government in those situations which is also -- numbers don't matter but it's some kind of empirical proof that someone is getting information from a smart lawyer to make this kind of claim when you're already a deportable alien under u.s. immigration law. >> that's part of the problem. a lot of people are robbed without having lawyers. they might've heard things from people across labor many - if you are a battered female or battered woman or battered mom with her kids and you're having this legal confrontation trickle conversation, you can see that problems. that's why it's a case-by-case analysis. ions has removed the whole case by case analysis and said i don't think anyone coming here, private actor, this isn't persecution. that's not what the case law says. it's the inaction, the governments not stepping

the saudis but he's very different just won't go next i think when we didn't get it i swear it's claiming i go on his one hundred appearance you're a white and the result is your wife three and russia or three which is in the russian capital when that goal went in because it means that against. a lot of printing an expectation rushworth what do you think of the euro coins and it's. definitely not firing on all set in this they they've got a lot of room to improve you can argue with two games six points that this is this is proper proposal to fix if it's hold on than playing stuff he told and play your best game in the first first game of the second you don't peak in the group phase you know just try to get through the group face and then you progress from there so they now have a free game which i think is very important they now have a game where where they can experiment a little bit and get the things that are working can't them right and it's not going to cost so much the game against russia do you think russia will do this experiment they. i think it's a sense of this always changing