but not in idaho.daho's bucking the trend we we hadthe longest the largest ct ever of the students enrolling in education training program after high school. two thirds of students who would onto it idaho school last year, community college attendance is surging 15%. those are real results. kids who would never considered training after high school to go on. many of these student support the industries that help us keep up withrt growth, jobs in construction, auto technicians, plumbers, welders, electricians and o a host of other professios but my keeping promises of plan increases capacity for working class idahoans to get a fast track to a career. there is one major take away from historic presidential election two months ago. the working people of america want someone fighting for them. president trump himself said we must embrace new and effective job-training approaches. mr. president, we will balk on the opportunity to work with you to structure innovative effective workforce training programs li

what we want for our country and idaho as. communities bustling economic activity, increase incomes and fewer relations and responsibility and common sense values. i'm excited about trump's return to the white house. we have renewed opportunity to help deliver results and show the rest of the country how to do things right and it starts with keeping promises. idaho's elected leaders have promised and delivered will results over and over to the people we serve. [applause] together back to back families and businesses and deliver property tax. and implement president trump's tax cuts. even the plan. i propose another round of tax relief for hard-working families, $100 million on top of $1.6 billion is given back to idaho for the past five promised to deliver investments, schools and american workers, roads, outdoor recreation and other infrastructure without raising taxes. [applause] he some of the plant more support schools on top of the 80% increase in funding for education. idaho offers an abundance for each students unique n

we see resources being pulled away as far as idaho... resources being pulled away as faras idaho... as far as idaho... even from canada. clearly we need more resources in approximately seven or 10,000 federal wildland firefighters, they are laid off at the moment, with additional thousands of contract firefighters who work for other agencies and also the aircrafts, some of these large aircrafts, some of these large air tankers have contracts with other parts of the world so they go down to the southern hemisphere to fight in the northern hemisphere winter. we are entering into this grey zone of fighting a wildland fire in a urban environment, we have wildland firefighters who are not used to responding and trained in responding in a natural environment, you have open firefighters who are trained and equipped differently. we have the convergence of factors which is creating a lot of challenges are foreshore.— creating a lot of challenges are foreshore. thank you very much for _ are foreshore. thank you very much for sharing _ are foreshore. thank you very much for sharing your - much

idaho? grandma and grandpa how did you choose idaho? there were a lot of chinese people in idaho and they were working in the mining fields. anyway so i tried to trace more of this history to bolster the family story through the research. unfortunately for me because i was 21 years old and i didn't know what it's doing i wrote notes and then probably lost them. fast-forward several decades later they think of my college copy ofua woman warrior which i was teaching at the graduate center. i opened it up to the back flap and there's my undergraduate handwriting with information that i've gotten from the senses. the take-awayay for that is keep your undergraduate research and don't throw away youres paperbak copies in the original copies of your book that you love. but the lucky thing for me was that when people were still alive i started interviewing them and i started, this was back when there was -- so i interviewed my grandfather about his immigration when he came over during world war ii and wound up in detention in seattle in 1938 an

this is a sentiment that most americans agree with especially in my home state of idaho. under the biden administration, this has come under threat. just this last year president biden rolled out a regulation attempting to protect women and girls and make sure they have a safe playing field in sports. this week, my house colleagues passed the protection of women and girls in sports act of 2025. this strengthens title ix protections to ensure that gender and athletic competition is based solely on get etics at birth. i voted yes on this legislation and encourage my senate colleagues to do the same. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. carter: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: mr. per, i rise to mourn the loss of sunny smart who unfortunately passed away at the age of 76. mr. smart graduated from sanford and played the position of center on

and i was like idaho grandma and grandpa. how did, how did he choose? and they're like, well, there were a lot of people in idaho after railroad was completed and they were working in mining fields anyway. so i just tried to trace more of his history through to to to bolster the families through the research unfortunately for me because i 21 years old and i didn't know what i was doing wrote notes and then promptly lost them. all right. fast forward decades later, i pick up my college copy of maxine kingston's woman warrior, which was teaching at the graduate center. i opened it up to the back flap and is my undergraduate handwriting with once on the ancestors information about the sense that i had gone from the census. so i think the take away for that is keep your undergraduate research, don't throw away your paperback copies. you know, you know, original copies of your books that you love. and then but, but the lucky thing for me was that when people were still alive, i started interviewing them and i started this is back

now, republican idaho governor brad little delivering his 2025 state of the state address in boise.praises the state's record on government

on the ground more areas burned to the ground, burned to the ground, from arizona all the way up to idaho than the entire state of maryland if you took it all to the ground. and so we're used to this, but nothing like the concentration that's here. this is profound. and so we got the best person we could. go ahead. ms. criswell: thank you. yeah, thank you, mr. president, madam vice president. i mean, you and i, sir, have traveled many different disasters, and i can say from what i've seen here yesterday that this is certainly one of the most destructive that you and i have had to deal with during our time here. i had a chance yesterday to talk with the governor and the mayor to hear some of their immediate concerns, but mostly to start to talk about what this recovery is going to look like. i had an opportunity to get briefings from the incident command post both at the palisades fire as well as the eaton fire, and madam vice president, i had a chance to drive through all to dena -- drive through altadina and see just what the heart of this community is by hearing from the local officials

also you were celebrating in idaho. i'm next to you in montana. i love it. in a postcard. >> ali: when the snow was all over in the sun is out and it's glistening in its magic. we have found her to be such an incredible place. >> kelly: it's really where i refuel but for some reason around the holidays it's like, it feels like narnia and you got invited and the queen is dead and it's awesome. narnia was kind of suspect for a nute. before you were enacting you were a roadie. did you go on the road with a band? >> billy bob: i started in bands when i was 10 years old, have a lot of fans through high school. my late teens, early 20s, he worked for a sound company. i wasn't a persol roadie but i went out with the system. i was a skinny long-haired hippie and back then gear was really heavy. they have kind of downsized these days. i lifted things that were way too heavy but i worked with the nitty gritty dirt band and pure prairie league and bw stevenson, blood, sweat, and tears, lighthouse, hank williams jr., a lot of people. johnny paycheck who fortunately like

is that the bundle of idaho or a bill or which is celebrated up till today, is emblematic all of the fact that there was an empire within the continent of africa. we charge the military pro us to fight this sophisticated you will see in flowers. but as the bucket of adult had been fought, and after the diamonds had been defeated, they did not rest on the grounds, they did not allow the memory is to disappear. they remember that they were beaten, and in 1900 on 95, the audience came back again when the fascist, the shame of benito, mussolini was in place. the tidings us talked field again in the 1935 and for 5 years if your p a was occupied, but never corner nies with the emperor uh around the firey is then known as haile selassie seeking zion in the united kingdom on lake was restored as the emperor out of the opiates, and i think it is important to appreciate that these and tie enterprise and the 5 of the place we've been is still. and the occupation of the audience was characterized by a number of things. one of which was to try it to impose it died in culture, on se up the indian

two thirds of students went on to an idaho school last year. community college 15%. those are real results. they never would have considered >> we are going to take you live to the white house. the fema administrator is joining the press secretary live on c-span. sec. jean-pierre: we continue to grieve the lives lost and livelihoods destroyed by the tragic wildfires burning communities in southern california to the ground. before i handed over to fema administrator dean criswell who has been on the ground and will provide further details on the federal response, i wanted to take a moment to remind everyone in this room and who is watching at home that this is not about politics. this is about people, this is about humanity. people who have literally lost everything. homes, schools, and businesses, entire communities burned to the ground. treasured artifacts like personal photos, precious family heirlooms and other priceless belongings reduced to rubble. i know there are many of you, your colleagues on the ground trying to cover all of the disastrous moments on the gr

[applause]am >> man president, the certificate of the electoral vote and date of idaho regular and authentic and appears donald j trump of the state of florida received for vote for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received for vote for vice president. [applause] >> the certificate of the electoral vote in the state of illinois regular informed and authentic and appears kamala harris in the state of california received 19 votes for president tim walz of the state of minnesota received 19 votes for vice president. [applause] >> man president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of indiana seems to be regular and authentic and t appears donald j trump in the state of florida received 11 votes for president and j.d. vance ofte the state of ohio received 11 vote for vice president. [applause] >> that certificate of the electoral vote in the state of iowa seems to be regular and authentic and appears from donald j trump of the state of florida received exposed present and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received six for vice president. [cheering and applauding] >> man

. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of idaho seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of florida received four votes for president and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received four votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of illinois seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears therefrom that kamala d. harris of the state of california received 19 votes for president and tim walz of the state of minnesota received 19 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of indiana, seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that that donald j. trump of the state of florida received 11 votes for president, and j.d. vance of the state of ohio received 11 votes for vice president. >> madam president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of iowa seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears therefrom that that donald j. trump of the s

i didn't 1983, he left texas for hayden lake, idaho. a haven for white supremacists, you joined forces with the area and nations, and began to command a self style terrorist movement of white power. after this, the idea was that one or a few white power activists could work together towards a commonly held set of goals and targets. but without prosecutable ties between them and without direct ties to movement leadership. that but there was a problem. the cells which were spread across the country and into canada still needed to communicate with each other. and even when the f b, i wasn't listening on their phones beam wanted to do more than talk if you wanted to share ideas and create networks. so they created a social network called liberty and one of the 1st postings and titles online for god and country. and then lewis team travels around the country, teaching people how to go online. these message boards included assassination list and ideological content and who you should hate and why, but they also included social network content

[laughing] >> a former senator from idaho came up to me and he said i want to tell you a story. when i first left the senate people would come up and say to you miss the senate? and i would say yeah, you know, i miss everybody. now they say are you glad you're not in thegl senate? and that, pat toomey was absolutely a foretelling of the direction that we're going if we don't ask americans demand more of the people that we elect who go into congress. >> we are glad you're here tonight at the edward m. kennedy institute for there study of the u.s. senate to adam hite and a great staff there, emily. everybody who's been putting this together thank you very much for joining us and please come back again. thank you for being with us. >> thank you all. >> adam? [applause] >> thank you. thank you all three of you for incredible conversation, bipartisan conversation on what works and whatwh doesn't work in the senate and politics procedure anddu policy. i want all of you who are here in person to join us for reception now in the lobby. thanks to all of you who are here included are boar

so is an animal's green, a label i live in, idaho falls off for me for that goes on have a will to kick off saw facility. so soon as i see a green then dissolve it per unit, the unit, the the the it is breaking use this all here. what else? you international mass casualties in new orleans as a truck rams into a crouch, or a new year's celebrations. at least 10 people are dead and dozens, mobile rushing gas, tragedy europe through ukraine is no more. g of 7 is the deal, basically leaving nations like so that to you, i'm old, over bunder, of, of, of course, as a new here always kick, soften a debt of which powers is no longer welcome, that sentiment echoing across africa on the hills of setting a goal the ivory coast kicks off the new here by giving the french troops the boot from the company on 9 countries to.

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so is available, reno live in idaho, falls off uh, sniffing and dissolve. i probably saw that you can finish out the green this office . hopefully you may have a unit the the the, the the impulse near to any leads to them the articles. and you might see us live there when you need lease. but you, me, can you tell me? no, probably my landline guide. so that's literally ridiculous. yeah. kind of shows live with my boyfriend staging his list inclusive, deacon was tempted to close to the middle, which the portables theme and use the link deviousness tools that those to go to. we would need to even and 0. it's a key, another phone yet. so that's the hello and welcome to cross popular. all things are considered and peter level, it would be nice to see in the new year with some optimism. unfortunately, this is not the case. the accumulation and deepening of many problems from last year are still very much with us. so fucking love brace for impact, the cross talking 2025. i'm joined by my guess george samuel, we in budapest, he's a pod cast.

information about the committee with republicans holding the majority in the senate, james risch of idaho chairs the panel. the top democrat is jeanne shaheen of new hampshire. there are 20 additional members, including two women. senators tammy duckworth and jacky rosen. a handful of other confirmation hearings are happening today. we will cover president-elect robb's pick for attorney general pam bondi before the judiciary committee and the intelligence committee hosts cia nominee john ratcliff. we will have those hearings and others live on c-span now our free mobile video app and later in our schedule. president biden will give his farewell address to the nation tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. on c-span3 we are waiting for the secretary of state confirmation hearing to get underway. [quiet indiscernible background conversations] >> live coverage from capitol hill expecting the senate foreign relations committee to gaveling in. the top democrat on the committee is jeanne shaheen of new hampshire. there are 20 additional members, including two women, senators tammy duckworth and jack

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epilepsy is their altered, it's changing the electrical signal is able to, the cell becomes hyper ex, idaho, which can lead to epilepsy. and it seems to the researches in tubing and all studying genetic forms of epilepsy that involve defective on channels in the brain . they've been looking for medications that can increase or decrease dot general activity and found that a drug use the other new or logical conditions can help with this great and severe seizure disorder. that somebody else can. we've been able to successfully treat children who with seizures disappear, to them, showed improvements in their developmental disorder to, for example, some showed improvements and physical coordination or improvements to speed. which of course is a huge success for those families. how many again, the researches hope that one day new therapies and even gene therapies will target these own channels in the cells even more effectively. whole with the goal of reducing or even preventing stages and people with epilepsy. the width of linen, fragrant flowers, fresh roasted coffee. even though we only have

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las regiones s afectadas inuyen el sur suroeste y parte del noroeste del pais, especificamente en idahoencia de casos de . estas cuatro enfermedades. >> son los virus que generalmente circulan en el invierno y se transmiten durante las navidades. >> los sintomas de covid 19, gripe y rsv suelen ser similares e incluyen fiebre, dolores musculares, tos, estornudos y dificultad para respirar. >> el norovirus causa vomito y diarrea. es muy reconocido. por ejemplo, cuando la gente va en los cruceros porque generalmente se enferma todo el mundo. no es por la comida, es transmitido basicamente por higiene de las manos. >> los expertos, ademas, tambien han identificado a una nueva variante del covid 19, denominada xs. >> es lo que vemos diferente. no es tanta la fiebre, sino un dolor de garganta o garraspera. >> en miami, florida, sonia sanchez noticias, telemundo y en visperas del dia de los reyes magos, nos internamos en una de las tradiciones mas esperadas la rosca de reyes. >> vea su elaboracion, que esta llena de simbolismo. domingo de eliminacion. >> una mujer abandonara la competencia. me

regiones mas afectadas incluyen el sur suroeste y parte del noroeste del pais, especificamente en idaho 2025, se registran 5 millones de casos, 63.000 hospitalizaciones y 2700 muertes en la academia. segun esta epidemiologa. este fenomeno esta siendo denominado academia debido a la simultanea y alarmante convergencia de casos de . estas cuatro enfermedades. >> son los virus que ge generalmente circulan en el invierno y se transmiten durante las navidades. >> los sintomas de covid 19, gripe y rsv suelen ser similares e incluyen fiebre, dolores musculares, tos, estornudos y dificultad para respirar.>> el norovirus causa vomito y diarrea. es muy reconocido. por ejemplo, cuando la gente va en los cruceros porque generalmente se enferma todo el mundo. no es por la comida. es transmitido basicamente por higiene de las manos. >> los expertos, ademas, tambien han identificado a una nueva variante del covid 19, d denominada xs. >> es lo que vemos diferente. no es tanta la fiebre, sino un dolor de garganta o garraspera. >> en miami, florida, sonia pariso sanchez noticias telemundo. >> y para prot

. >> my name is anthony from boise, idaho, go broncos. my question is about social security.is the majority people in this room probably make less than $176,000 a year which is the limit for social security in 2025. which means the majority of this people this room will pay six-point to percent on one 100% of their income next year. but those making over will not have to pay that extra six-point to percent. would you be in favor of reforming social security so those making under could potentially pay it less than six-point to percent? cook sequestered a semi in favor of reforming social security? we are going to be forced to. because if we do not reform for social security, it is going to a bank right does not mean we take benefits away from people in it that means we kick people off who did not pay anything into it. [applause] [cheering] the last time i check that is what social security it was for. if you pay into it you're guaranteed to to receive back. we have the hundreds of thousands maybe millions of hava not done a full audit the social security office won't send it t

i mean, what have to don't in the past, but 2 months then i'll just bend over for united states, idaho. many expect this will be much different. there won't be much crumbling. but in the and uh, your team leaders still have spines to stand up to the united states. as with many of the allied states of america, denmark a sent a huge amount of its defense equipment and military equipment to ukraine. a lot of it, when they're inside denmark has even said we've got nothing left. so at the end of the day, if for some ungodly reason, trump did do some sort of military initiative against green. a denmark basically has no thing to defend that island territory. they never scanned a chance and it gives us controls and nato, so it's not like nato is going to come to the defense of all denmark, what your needs. it needs to pilot. it's only independent policies, have its own independent military organization that's outside of nato. so they can actually have strategical economies by i don't see that that's happening right now . and so on over a 100, a 1000 members of it runs by siege. i'm bored into

as you can see, there's nothing less than i've been here for about an hour and a half and idaho, when the lease is sold. so i really can't put it into words. everything that we know and love is go. now just this house, my whole city got on and the whole thing like everything, my whole neighborhood, everything and i grew up to love and know is burnt. uh i'm, i'm, i'm devastated for them. i'm going to say the brands, but i'm like i said, we each walked out with 2 pairs of clothing changes, and that's all that we have. however, i made the devastation. so i'm a found some reason to try to make a joke out of this situation. the usa, the for the new if need to fund and send to next. while discussing the crisis, he turned his vp and told her to quote, fire away. i'm not able to hold back the brand on his face, vice president. i know you're directly executive, so the firewall to point a to by to his demo classic governor in california, all facing backlash left and right. so it was in adequate support and addressing the incentives, the texas governor attempt to prioritize citizens at home rath

of the ride, the, on my call suggested ask a nation blogs to find paris placement at the assistance idaho falls. and that's $1.00 and $2.00 full the solvency that we had from locals and the ivory coast to looking forward to a new chapter. the new when the head of state of ivory coast says in his speech, the french army is leaving. we discuss this in a concerted manner and that we will return to camp in the name of general thomas car. it sounds beautiful, but what am i calling just to said completely destroys what the ivory and head of state said. because now tad has reacted to say they never beg france to keep that army cynical says it is not their concern since leaving only ivory coast. would you prefer the equity? well, i would like to have a street in ivory coast called as though to billy street, named after the resistance fighter from de lo. i would also like to have a street in the northern ivory coast, colorado go street, named after the man who resisted the french. this history is not known in the block, a region in northern ivory coast in 19 o 2 to 1903. they refused to pay the ca

we know that a 100 really on, from idaho organization done a whole one of the to the end of the months. because as i know, some of these are denying the most of the, the, for meeting the end of june. your doctor sophia's case has become high profile, has been covered significantly in the media. not least, of course, because of the role that he play, that. com allowed one hospital. what impact do you think that is having on the way the israel is dealing with his case a back to me, we saw that we already saw it because all of those and one of the and these actually finally got to find on the laser a little a little complex thing going, but since of the world, but i mean the entire nation all charged to job control the individual. and it's like the rest of the junction because most of the visited said that they went to the charter and they wouldn't stay in detention. it's like the last minute of the physician, the whole in the visit to a he went on the fire was so i was do the damage. i'm the snow and no physical. but since i'm inside, you know, i mean the finishing. but when we saw the,

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