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i think back to freshman orientation and look around the room and see a lot of my -- imates when we were want everybody that was better in that orientation, number 49 new members of congress. and we sat there at orientation and learn the basics of how to become a member of congress. what to do, how to vote, how to do an amendment. the basic stuff. colleague stood up in tears and ran out of the room. we also getting alerts. sandy hook had just happened. we all sat there. i still get chills thinking about that day. we are promised that at a minimum, we would focus on mental health, more funding, making sure we have background checks, make sure we reduce the magazine sizes, make sure we do something with these weapons that are meant for war and purely war. we have not had a single boat and the congress. membersast let the speak. this is a people's house. as of my colleagues referenced earlier, this is not normal. this does not happen enough. this passion you are saying is what is needed to get people to wake up. .here are some issues there are so many issues that we face. one of the committ

but i had one good routine, a three-minute conversation between howard, muhammad ali where i would imateboth of them. ali had just defeated georgean forman, sport magazine made him the man of the year that comedian was not available and she wisely said, listen, i have this young kid and does great immaterialation of ali, he would be perfect for you but i don't know why but dick said, okay, iy will try him, if he thinks i can cut him out of the show, i couldn't believe it. my first time on tv and it would be with ali. i met mr. chap. ohio should i introduce you, nobody knows who you are. just say one of ali's closest and dearest friends. [laughter] >> my thought was i will get right to the microphone and go into my howard and i will be fine. you had to live in his time. it's great to look at clips and amazing that we have them but to live in his time, watching his fights, experiencing the genous of talent was extraordinary. every one of his fights was an era of the super bowl, he did things nobody would do.s he predict it had rounds he would knock somebody out and then he would do it. [la

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that tells you the powerhouse of that we imate trade have with our friends in mexico.of your u know many colleagues don't agreed with you. watch has zens trade put together in 2014 a 20 year report on nafta. how is what they write -- criticismpond to that of nafta that you probably hear from your colleagues on capitol well?as >> certainly, folks will come up and different perspectives might be leaning one particular way. but the liberal group they'll another perspective and it's the labor union and ill come up with a different perspective. but then if you go with the business the people that are come ro business they'll up with a different perspective. want to see is a fair and balanced trade. i can talk about what is happening here in this area and people can talk about michigan and illinois. at thesent this area and same time i represent the united states. when we do trade agreements we we have free ure trade and fair trade but at the same time there's adjustments have to be done to certain people we understood to provide he funding to help those retrain. we can dig

i'm pleased the department seems to be listening to stakeholder concerns about the imation of highway safety grants but the department needs to improve its partnership with the states on highway safety and provide greater flexibility so the states can tackle their own unique highway safety challenges. as i noted in addition to vehicle safety the fast act includes a rail title sponsored by senators wicker and booker that reformed amtrak to improve its services and finances, overhauls the railroad rehabilitation and improvement financing program to make it more fishtd and accessible and most importantly raises the bar on rail safety. i commend the department for its thoughtful approach in defining amtrak's new account structure and its expeditious action to meet the deadline set in law, while some of the program reforms are tied up with the creation of the innovative finance bureau i hope the department can nonetheless take quick action to increase transparency of the program repay credit risk premiums and provide stakeholders with greater certainty concerning eligibility and program te

that tells you the powerhouse of that we imate trade have with our friends in mexico.of your u know many colleagues don't agreed with you. watch has zens trade put together in 2014 a 20 year report on nafta. how is what they write -- criticismpond to that of nafta that you probably hear from your colleagues on capitol well?as >> certainly, folks will come up and different perspectives might be leaning one particular way. but the liberal group they'll another perspective and it's the labor union and ill come up with a different perspective. but then if you go with the business the people that are come ro business they'll up with a different perspective. want to see is a fair and balanced trade. i can talk about what is happening here in this area and people can talk about michigan and illinois. at thesent this area and same time i represent the united states. when we do trade agreements we we have free ure trade and fair trade but at the same time there's adjustments have to be done to certain people we understood to provide he funding to help those retrain. we can dig

putin is driven by cheap imation and intimidation, more acountry to bullying -- more akin to bullying, advice masquerading as virtue. we know that russia's offenses are many and egregious. at the same time, americans well understand that it is not our national calling, nor is it within our power, to attempt to right every wrong in a broken world. but we should be clear about what is happening, as well as the fact that there is no easy fix here. it is naive to hope that russia can be reformed with a reset button or with promises of future flexibility. instead, we need to begin telling the truth about an increasingly aggressive actor on the global stage. again, let me be explicit. the u.s. does not have a solemn obligation to try to make the entire world free, but we absolutely do have an obligation to speak on behalf of those who are made speechless. in the dark corners of this globe. this russian law would be an affront to free people everywhere, at home and abroad, who believe that the rights of conscience, the rights of free speech, and the freedom of religion and the freedom of ass