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welcomed into the imperial courts of china and japan austria germany, france england. he was the guest of honor the first state dinner ever in the white house. well while he's gone lily who becomes the reg well, she is kind of mindful of her people. there's an outbreak of smallpox and she closes the port of honolulu to prevent the spread of smallpox that outraged the american business community because they're importing chinese coolies to work in the sugar plantations and they marked her. from from that moment. she was also one of his hostesses here. we have a luau given by kalaka whether in the center over on the left on the back row is robert lewis stevenson the novelist. and to kalaka was left at stevenson's mother you see what kind of a spread they put this is not in the palace. this is in kalaka was boathouse. well as crown princess she earned a real hard name with the the american business community. this is one of my favorite pictures in 1887 liliuokalani who is standing by the way that diamond butterfly in her hair is on display in the iolani palace today and k

. >> it is all the work of carl faberge, and goes to the imperial court on exhibition in london. >> reporteregg collections are in the kremlin and the faberge museum in st. petersburg. together worth hundreds of millions of dollars, they're now icons of popular culture. >> a superb gold imperial easter egg by carl faberge. >> reporter: they showed up in the bond film "octopussy." and in a 2006 episode of the simpsons, marge's friends are plotting to steal the eggs. but in real life, counter count counterfeiters like to forge them. andrei ruzhnikov made huge waves when he alleged that some of the eggs in st. petersburg were fakes. >> when i saw the catalog, i was just absolutely blown away. >> it is brand new. >> reporter: a russian collector, he says, had loaned the phonies to the hermitage to drive up their value. >> it is called fraud. >> reporter: the experts sided with ru ruzhnikov. by the middle of the 20th century, faberge was no longer synonymous with fabulous. remember this? >> brut, by faberge. >> reporter: a cosmetic firm bought the name in the 1950s and turned it into a brand. >>

sexual i am placement of hundreds of thousands of women in the japan imperial army during the pacific war. in spite of testimony official court records and japanese documents proofing the comfort women's system was conceive, organized in demonstrated by the japan imperial army and the girls and women from china, korea, japan, the philippines and the dutch indes were deceived, coerced and forced to work at that place. professor played a shameful road in japanese governments game of denialism. this is not surprising in the view of the fact that professor is a professor of japanese legal study at harvard law school. and he was the major japanese defense contracting during world war ii. they urged san francisco board of it uphold the 200,000 plus victims of the system and denounced the article contracting for sex in the pacific war written by jay mark ramsey in harvard law school. thank you for allowing me the opportunity to speak up. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this evening. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> caller: linda chapman. well, if there's a hearing on public housing conditions i ho

sexual i am placement of hundreds of thousands of women in the japan imperial army during the pacific war. in spite of testimony official court records and japanese documents proofing the comfort women's system was conceive, organized in demonstrated by the japan imperial army and the girls and women from china, korea, japan, the philippines and the dutch indes were deceived, coerced and forced to work at that place. professor played a shameful road in japanese governments game of denialism. this is not surprising in the view of the fact that professor is a professor of japanese legal study at harvard law school. and he was the major japanese defense contracting during world war ii. they urged san francisco board of it uphold the 200,000 plus victims of the system and denounced the article contracting for sex in the pacific war written by jay mark ramsey in harvard law school. thank you for allowing me the opportunity to speak up. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this evening. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> caller: linda chapman. well, if there's a hearing on public housing conditions i ho

sexual i am placement of hundreds of thousands of women in the japan imperial army during the pacific war. in spite of testimony official court records and japanese documents proofing the comfort women's system was conceive, organized in demonstrated by the japan imperial army and the girls and women from china, korea, japan, the philippines and the dutch indes were deceived, coerced and forced to work at that place. professor played a shameful road in japanese governments game of denialism. this is not surprising in the view of the fact that professor is a professor of japanese legal study at harvard law school. and he was the major japanese defense contracting during world war ii. they urged san francisco board of it uphold the 200,000 plus victims of the system and denounced the article contracting for sex in the pacific war written by jay mark ramsey in harvard law school. thank you for allowing me the opportunity to speak up. >> clerk: thank you for your comments this evening. operations, do we have another caller in the queue, please? >> caller: linda chapman. well, if there's a hearing on public housing conditions i ho

court was dismissed on procedural grounds. we have to remember the many reasons the district is just that, a district. it's because the founding fathers did not want to create an imperialch influence and control over the capitol. my colleague from maryland actually wrote about this in 1990 in a law review article published in a law review and i quote. the representatives from the new state likely living minutes from their offices will theoretically devote more time to institutional and committee politics unless the constant travel back and -- and less to constant travel back and forth across the country, increasing their importance and influence on capitol hill, end quode -- end quote. that was my colleague from maryland. that was not my assertion. if d.c. does become a state, you will create almost by definition a supercongressman in this body, two supersenators that yield much more influence than others who have to travel back and forth to the district. . madam speaker, i yield as much time as she may consume, to the gentlelady from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from arizona is recognized. mrs. lesko: thank you, madam speaker. and thank you, mr. re