we repealed the interior department's stream protection rule which was a disaster.t sounds so beautiful. it sounds so beautiful and it was so bad. which would have cost businesses $1.2 billion and was a back door attempt to destroy the american coal industry which is now starting to thrive again. we're very happy about it. [applause] we revoked the ridiculous waters of the united states rule. no longer will federal bureaucrats be allowed to micromanage every public pond and drainage ditch on private land. they've taken away your rights, they took away your, they took away your heart. when i did that, i had people in my office. i had minders and i had farmers and i had builders building homes. and many of them were tough, strong men and women, and almost all of them were crying. they said, sir, you've given our life back to us. i did it in minnesota with the iron range. minnesota, we gave 'em back the iron range. that was closed by president obama. someday they'll explain why they closed it. finest iron ore in the world, they said. i withdrew the united states from t

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delays and cumbered by this project and think twice before they invest in wind power in the interior department surprised and alarmed when power supporters last month when it unexpectedly withheld approval for vineyard wind some 25 kilometers off the north east coast it already has contracts to supply massachusetts power companies and it was expected to go online in 2022. and that's it from the end of this this team here in berlin thank you very much for watching. with a special edition classic ecosystems. did you know that more than 2 fives all the time i want to. respond to send a message in addition these are the results this week optimist on the face of government on all climate change has just presented its report on the condition obama oceans will see what he said. next on g.w. . german industries are dependent on subsidies each year the german state pumps billions of euros into the private sector. too much some experts say. yet others believe that subsidies are necessary. what's the situation like elsewhere in europe. made in germany in 60 minutes on the w. o. d 2 you know that 77 percen

delays and cumbered by this project and think twice before they invest and wind power in the interior department surprised and alarmed when power supporters last month when it unexpectedly withheld approval for vineyard wind some 25 kilometers off the north east coast it already has contracts to supply massachusetts power companies and it was expected to go online in 2022. and that's it from the end of this team here in berlin thank you very much for watching. with your family scattered across the globe. to. turn back to the government monthly. charge family from around the world to come on down needed urgent assistance. family starts october on. why subscribe to do you know where your book. you meet your favorite writer right we need an objective but our aim is to share where to find beautiful. books on you to see to know that 77 percent happy or younger but think. that's me and me and you. think you know what it's time all voices. on the 77 percent talk about the issues. from politics to flashes from housing boom boom time this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend d w. i'm a comed

interior department. oh it's absolutely a risk and i think it's a terrible idea for the companies that are making the technology to write the rules and be given the right to decide how they will be held accountable i think that that should be a much broader discussion i think the risk here is that the technology is really out running the regulations right now you can go and buy amazon recognition as a service with a credit card you don't have to have any special technical capabilities they've designed it so that almost any programmer can bake that into the algorithms that they're running so right now this is out there it's being used and i think that amazon of course wants to regulate it themselves or wants to at least write the laws but as a society we really need folks like the a.c.l.u. or if f. to weigh in and say wait a 2nd how is facial recognition really going to be use will we have control of our faces going forward and it's literally that question will we be able to control the use of our face in

the ministers for defence, the interior, the energy department the interior, the energy department theend its offensive in north—east syria. president trump says he will destroy, as he puts it, the turkish economy. this is an attempt to assuage the critics of this decision to withdraw those us forces, and today, the democrats issued a statement basically calling for republicans to come together... to withdraw us troops from northern syria and indeed, perhaps more tellingly, we've heard from a senior republican mitch mcconnell who is the leader of the senate and he has said ina the leader of the senate and he has said in a statement, he is gravely concerned about events in syria and he is calling for urgent discussions between the senate and the white house wants congress returns tomorrow. thank you so much forjoining us david willis. we want to stay with this story. and you may remember three young children — believed to be british — who featured in a bbc report 2a hours ago are safe, according to the charity save the children. their parents are thought to have died fighting for the is

government did put on a new travel list the ministers of justice and interior departments in korea and so they and their families weren't allowed to come to the united states but after andrew bronson was released by turkish authorities later and 2018 about 3 months after these sanctions were imposed these 2 men were removed so they're now free to come to the united states i think it would be a bit of a stretch to argue that putting sanctions on 2 government officials and their families in essence crippled the turkish economy you might want to look at the earth along government's policies on why the economy is failing as some economists would argue then when it comes to this idea of how to actually deal with turkey both u.s. the u.s. and turkey are members of nato they're already at loggerheads over the turkish decision to buy s $400.00 missile defense systems from russia something which the u.s. has violently opposed and which the members of congress are already saying that the u.s. should be strong should be strongly considering some sort of sanctions for bringing in weapons system th

according to a 2017 department of interior i.g. report, 20,855 navajo allotees received a selective $96 million per year from revenues raised through responsible oil and gas development on their allotments. quite simply infringing on their right to develop their mineral resources jeopardizes their quality of life. furthermore, oil and gas development has blessed the state of new mexico with significant budget win falls in recent years. just last week the department of interior announced the state of new mexico would receive $1.17 billion, with a b, in revenue from the federal oil and gas development. the highest disbursement in the state's history. 2018 was a record breaker year for oil and gas development in new mexico. with state revenues reaching $2.2 billion in total. refly half of these revenues were returned directly to the state's school investing in higher pay for teachers and staff while other funds were allocated for infrastructure projects and public services. these funds were provided by oil and gas operations on not on

the interior department has given approval to open a 14 drill sites in san benito, monterey, and fresnoounty. the move opens up 720,000 acres to potential drilling. this is the first time in six years the federal land in the area has been opened up for fossil fuel extraction. is also opens up the door for new drill sites. environmental groups are threatening to sue. >> the board of directors approved the long-term plan by increasing service over the next 20 years. over the plan service between san jose and san francisco during peak hours would grow to a minimum of eight trains from the current five trains per hour. it also includes all the express service every 15 minutes and increased off-peak and weekend services. caltrans says by the year 2040 the changes will allow ridership to almost triple. >>> today marks a day four of a major strike in santa clara county. 12,000 county workers walking off the job after ongoing labor talks reached an impasse. workers are striking at several locations including santa clara county valley health center in kilroy and east valley clinic in san jose. t

the interior department gave approval to 14 drilling leases near existing drill sights in san benito, monterey and fresno counties. this is the first time federal land in the area has been opened up for fossil fuel extraction. the move opens the door for new leases in bay area counties. environmental groups are threatening to sue. >>> it is the toughest sentence so far in the college admissions candle. still ahead how long a napa valley wine maker will serve in prison. >>> a woman tries to leave a school with the child that wasn't her own. my family members insist she is not a threat and just needs help. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera famil

that tax credit, like you mentioned, set to expire at the end of the year but this summer the interior department hold on offshore wind projects until, quote, a cumulative analysis is conducted. the move delaying potential approval of the country's first large scale offshore wind farm, the vineyard wind problem, until december 2020. without that tax credit, the future of vineyard wind is in doubt. one industry that is pleased with this development, fishing. here's why. >> as a family business, it's a lot of pride. my grandfather was a fisherman, my dad, hopefully some day my son would want to do it. if something doesn't change, i don't want him coming down to the boat. >> reporter: the last time we spoke with this commercial fishing captain, he was worried that government regulations would kill the business that's been in his family for four generations. now fishermen are phras facing w threat, offshore wind farms. >> if they are actually built, it's over for the commercial fishing industry. >> reporter: the shift to wind energy is growing, the first wind farms was installed in the u.s. in 1980 a

has any reason to pay attention to our interest so they say something is going on at the department of interior could you help solve the problem and help get somebody's intent on - - attention at the department of commerce so that ability to influence the power of the purse string disappears. now we can only determine how money is spent but you tell a cabinet secretary this makes no sense to what you are doing to people back home is damaging so human nature being what it is that if you are the organization that determines how much money and agency department or cabinet secretary gets within their realm of authority they're much more likely listen to a member of congress on behalf of our constituents that process matters greatly and i think we are poised to demonstrate the american people and allow all of ourhe colleagues to have input on the process has been ongoing since lastnt, year i hope the conclusion tomorrow by my colleagues is that this is a worthy endeavor to return to the days of those appropriation bills and allow the american people there input i yield the floor democratic candidate

their interior department is selling off our public lands to the oil and gas companies, et cetera, et cetera. so real things are happening while we're all -- >> sure. >> -- baffled by this implosion that seems to be taking place. and so on one hand it's good to laugh. on the other hand we need to act as quick as possible and we're all going to be okay if that happens. i do believe that. >> you've talked a lot about how regular people who aren't politically obsessed the way some of us might be or news obsessed hear about stuff, learn about stuff, and you're uniquely qualified with that when you look at how you've dealt with jobs in the manufacturing crisis, guns which i'm going to get to and the iraq war. you look at how people understand the stories and how to change minds. i wonder if what we saw from mr. mulvaney, for whatever reason he did it, in your view was one of these inflection points that could change minds. mr. mulvaney coming out to the podium and pressed on the specifics of whether this was an attempt to get a foreign country to do it, tied to extorting a bribe around mon

the department of interior itself is funded at $13.7 billion. these funds go to support energy development that is critical to our nation's economy, to recreation activities that power our rural communities and conservation efforts to protect our public lands and the wildlife that rely on them. funding is provided to support energy support on shore and offshore that will help our country achieve energy independence. on the conservation front, investments in grants programs for species and combating wildlife trafficking is included. we took a keen focus on some of the invasive species that are wreaking havoc in certain regions, like the asian carp, so we provide a lot of good focus there. with our parks, americans love to love our national parks. this bill provides the funds necessary to meet our responsibility at the national park units, but we also focus on the deferred maintenance, something that we have talked a lot about in committee and here on the floor. we invest $127 million for deferred maintenance. we also increase funding for historic

the course of time and to give a better exposure so the people will have an interest in the interior department and can go deep on that. if they're interested of taking a dive deep into that it is the american people who have a bill. this project has the potential of being one of the best conduits to get that information without the filtering that they want to lay on top of it. to what's really going on and the challenge for you along the way is to be as objective as possible. leave the subjectivity to a political twist for comments or another avenue to do it and getting information on how you do that. i think the credibility that you could bring to this university really has the opportunity as much as anything else i've seen out there to take this to a whole another level with the communications era and so different than how i grew up. the young people in this room are changing the world and or process information. we could blossom into what it is they wanted to be but if you do so it doesn't become a partisan collection until one party or the other and i think you will achieve the success tha

the department of interior, the department of agriculture social security administration agencies thatave nothing to dn with it. the odni, the state department those are the ones that really need to be looked at, because that is where we see real issues. that same committee, this new church committee, if you wills. should be looking at the use of the whistle-blower laws and tightening that up, because there are legitimate reasons to facilitate whistle-blowing, butr you can't use it as a political cudgel, as a political weapon and that is what we are seeing here. a very clever use of the whistle-blower laws and gettingt around, sort of, some of these people who have a political agenda. >> laura: you have been involved in a lot of the foia requests to get information. horowitz is looking at, durham is clearly looking at, do you expect we will learn a lot moree about these deep state actors and their agenda to take around this president, from horowitz specifically? >> i think the question is that they will follow up on it. agencies have this casual approach to criminal leaks. you had come

course of time is to get better exposure so that the people at home if they their interest ine interior department then they can dive deep on the picket their interest in health and human services they can dive deep into that. it's the american people of government, it's the american people who pay the bill, and this project has the potential of being one of the best conduits to get that information without the optical filtering that congress wants to lay on top of it, to what's really going on. but my challenge for you along the way is to be as objective as possible. leave the subjectivity to it, the political twist and turns to it, for comments or another avenue to do it but didn't information and how you do that, i think their credibility that you can bring with this great university really has the opportunity as much as anything else i've seen out there to take this to a whole nother level as we move into a communication error that is so different than how i grew up. the young this room, you are changing the world the way we can indicate, the way we process information. it can blossom into whe

of time it's to give better exposure so the people at home if they have an interest in the interior department and if there interested in service they could dive deep into that. it's the american people's government and the i american people who pay the bill and this project has the potential of being one of the best conduits to get that information without the political filtering that congress wants to lay on top of it to what is really going on but my challenge for you along the way is to be as objective as possible and lead the subjectivity to it in the political twist and turns to it for comments or other avenue to do it but getting the information and how you do that the credibility you bring with this great university really has the opportunity as much as anything else out there as we move into a medication era that is so different than how i grew up and the young people in this room you are changing the world we communicate and process information it can blossom into whatever it is you want it to be and if you do so and it doesn't become a partisan bludgeoning tool for one party or the

. >> tom collier insists he's an environmentalist too that's him as a member of the interior departmentn >> collier says the risk of doing irreparable damage is zero, and he says it would be a mistake for america to forfeit the opportunity to mine its own minerals. >> the only outcome here is that we're going to export mining to countries that don't have environmental protection, much less good safety laws to protect labor. >> the village sits at the head of the kvichak river, fed by iliamna lake, 2,700 square miles of some of the cleanest water on earth. >> for christina, ensuring the purity of these waters is personal >> we're the first village down stream, the freshness of this river is what we fight for this has been the life blood of our people for 10,000 years. >> we took a small boat into the lake >> it's clean enough to drink right out of the lake. >> yes >> i'm going to have some. >> it does taste good. wow. >> people think i'm crazy when i say the water tastes amazing, but it's really good >> an elder up the lake told me, the u.s. didn't buy alaska for the scenery. it was for

establishes a commission of local tribal and federal stakeholders to make recommendations to the department of interior and department of justice on how to combat this epidemic of disappearances, homicide, violent crime, and trafficking of native americans and alaska natives. mr. president, we have a -- we have a trust responsibility, we know, to our native people, but we have a duty of moral trust when we talk about keeping all americans safe. and we all have to be part of the solution. so by passing these bills, we're saying -- we are not going to accept what we have dealt with, what we have faced for far too long. so i think that we have to have a sense of urgency to keep native women and girls safe. and it shouldn't be anything that is partisan. there's nothing partisan about trying to protect women. nothing partisan about trying to protect native women. it's not republican or democrat about the reality that we all deserve to have the same level of protection and justice as every other woman in this country. so i'm -- i am back here on the senate floor with the same message that i had a couple of y

forest service, department of interior. it's an opportunity for us to cover situational awareness and talk about what we know at that time. so everybody is hearing it at the same time. so i start usually those calls by providing just an operational summary similar to the one i provided this evening. i turn it over to our public information officer -- >> you have been listening to a news conference with pg&e executives and the ceo of pg&e talking about the outages and the outages going forward. he is talking about the need to inspect 31,000 miles of line before they can re-up the power. power going off as we speak%. it's off obviously in sonoma for many of the people up there. going off slowly, although not exactly on time for the people in marin county and other counties where they keep pushing it back. the wind event that's sparking this is coming in later than they thought. as that information comes in, pg&e is pushing back its time that it turns off the power as we heard, 3 million people in california. >> speaking of pu

we have company lobbyists running the department of interior. if you go throughout the administration, that is the norm and it's not just an ethical violation they have done the bidding of their former employers. let's look as we start of the allegations against hunter biden. hunter biden's perfectly legal -- americans should not be leveraging their name for payoffs from shady clients about -- a broad. when prominent americans have leveraged their goals, -- the global reputations for financial gain they attract no attention today how many of us who consider ourselves well-versed in u.s. politics and international relations know that alongside her consulting starteddeleine albright in emerging markets hedge fund run by her son-in-law? the socially acceptable corruption part of that. >> yes and that's what i was referring to. as people have moved to washington, people used to come to washington for four years than leave now there is a political class in washington. we are seeing this kind of and she is right is a bipartisan problem. it's not an in

recognizing the surveillance and logistics problems with such a site, the department of justice and interiorpermit to the west potomac park area. ♪ although the permit prohibited camping, the mayday manual advised people to bring tents, blankets, food, and communication equipment. the list of essentials included for cutters, water bottles teargas, and dope to share with fellow demonstrators. by may 1, armies of blue denim and khaki pants streamed into potomac park. hippies and high school students, freaks with drugs an d templates. subsequent arrests showed 75% of the participants came from outside the washington area. ♪ narrator: some came for a widely publicized weekend marathon rock festival. som came to get high. some came for some action. and some came to stop the war. ♪ narrator: during the rock festival, hundreds of cases of drug overdose and excessive drinking were reported. a local unit set up to disseminate drug information quickly turned into emergency treatment center. emergency physician treated over 600 narcotics cases. by midday, police aerial surveillance indicated the crowd

for having me great to be here that tax revenue set to expire the end of the year this summer interior departmentind farm win yard project until december 2020 without that credit the entire future of vineyard wind in doubt one pleased with this development fishing, here is why. >> as a family business, it is a lot of pride, my grandfather was a fisherman my dad hopeful some day my son would want to do it if something doesn't chaen i don't even want him coming on the boat. >> last time we spoke with connecticut commercial fishing captain williams he was worried government regulations would kill a business in family four generations now facing a new threat offshore wind farms. >> if these offshore wind farms projected areas being leased are built, it is over for commercial fishing. >> it is growing first wind farm installed in u.s. in 19308 now there are more than 200 wind farms providing 6 1/2% of the electricity more growth is expected specifically in our nation's ocean, in 2016 first xhrl offshore wind farm began operations with five turbines off block island in rhode island according to the ass

interior department announced a hold on offshore wind projects.cember 2020. one industry that's actually pleased with this development the fishing industry. take a listen. as a family business it's a lot of pride. fisherman. some day my son would want to do it. something doesn't change i don't want him coming on the boat. todd: last time we spoke with aaron williams he was worried that government regulations would kill the business that's been in his family for four generations now fishermen like him are facing a new threat offshore wind farms. >> if these offshore wind farms projected in the areas something built over to the commercial fishing industry. >> first wind farm was installed in the u.s. 1980. now there are more than 200 wind farms providing about 6.5% of the nation's electricity. and more growth is expected. specifically in our nation's oceans. in 2016, the first commercial offshore wind farm began operations with five turbines off block island in rhode island. and according to the american wind energy association, 10 more farms could

you have someone in the department of interior coming from the coal industry and oil industry trying to undermine the protections of the public land and he is doing that. you have someone from big pharma running the department of health and human services. you should not expect the president to deliver on his promise to bring down drug prices and he hasn't. these are themselves evidence of a corrupt system but they matter and they have really affected policy in ways that have hurt all of us. >> how long would it have taken for president trump to sell each of his real estate fall -- robberies? you don't sell a property in a week. not a trust. the trust idea doesn't work. the idea would have been to handed over to a trustee. sell theee will property is expediently as possible. wouldt is, the decisions have been handed over to an independent person who would try to obtain the best returns possible for the property holder for president trump. president trump would know, these properties are no longer associated with him and he is not going to have an ongoing business interest and he has n

the department of interior is set to transfer 500 acres of lands in new mexico, arizona, and californiao the army for the president's wall. 213 of those acres are in my state. the department of interior is supposed to protect our natural resources, not endanger them with a border wall that will compromise their ecological value, destroy has been at that time, connectivity, and harm wildlife. the president's wall and his divisive rhetoric towards immigrants is deeply offensive to new mexicans. we have strong family, cultural, and economic ties to mexico. we are a proud multicultural state. our diversity does not divide us, it defines us. it is our strength. mr. president, this body holds the power of the purse, not the president. now is the time to affirm this constitutional power and affirm the appropriations decisions we have made for our own states and the nation. we should override the president's veto and make sure that legitimate national security interests are protected by seeing that the 127 military construction projects go forward on schedule. mr. president, i yield the floor.

. >> it is an owner of this in the department of interior i see the great impact usually that is likeeople having especially with a small family think liquor store sells alcohol traditional alcohol but when they see this their vision is changed it is a small grocery store for them so they more options not just beer and wine but healthy options good for the business and good for the community i wish to have more. >> good morning, and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority for our meeting today, tuesday, october 22, 2019. our clerk is

give that to the state department, give that to the department of interior. it's a theory there that that's a condition consent? >> it could be, your honor. the way they could set up egislation saying for example, -- for example, congress could define it. you pay difference to whatever passes. and you -- >> whether it's constitutional? >> of course you do. >> you do that all the time. you say there's a presumption of constitutionality and you are very interested. members of congress take an oath and you take into account what congress has done. now you ultimately have the final say. >> right. >> but you give deferential and you're interested. >> oh. > yeah, i agree with that. >> so if congress wants to pass legislation. >> so even, you know, assuming that congress has the powers to regulate in the areas that you suggested, what is the line between specific financial records of a single president who us just one person covered by the emoluments clause although that is such undisputed in the academic literature, what's the connection? where is congress need to

hennessey began his career over four decades ago with the united states forest service and department of the interior'smanagement as a hot shot crew member. he joined the san diego fire and rescue in 1990 and became chief of the department in 2015. we then caught his eye and he traveled north to orange county to become chief of orange county in april of 2018, and it is a pleasure to have him here with us today. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome orange county fire authority chief brian hennessey. [applause] >> 18 years ago today, at 8:46 in the morning, a hijacked airliner slammed into a -- the north tower of the world trade center in lower manhattan. it was the beginning of a day that changed our world forever. today, we honor the 2977 lives taken by the brutal attacks of september 11, 2001. men and women went to work that day. never anticipating an attack. children, youngest who was two, were taken from their families in an act of hate. in just one hour and 42 minutes, a reign of terror claimed innocent lives. but amidst the chaos, the pentagon and on a plane over pennsylvania acts of heroism, cour

. >> it is an owner of this in the department of interior i see the great impact usually that is likeeople having especially with a small family think liquor store sells alcohol traditional alcohol but when they see this their vision is changed it is a small grocery store for them so they more options not just beer and wine but healthy options good for the business and good for the community i wish to have brine is in the pro -- o bryan works on oceanside projects. we understand the infrastructure is old and there is new technology to incorporate. bryan's role is to manage the capital projects to update infrastructure and to make things more efficient. >> bryan is a unique project manager. he brings technical experience but only that but he is a great mentor to young project managers in my group. >> mentors is a lot about compatibility, too. he showed me his process and how he organized things and managed projects and had conversations on escalating things with contractors. >> brine shows leadership. he is independent. >> we work together pretty well with the resources we have to get

. >> schifrin: jonathan mala is the philippines' department of interior and local government under secretary if we are to ensure safety and security of our countrymenwe must use every tool available. >> schifrin: but how are those tools being used? the government's opponents call the war on drugs an extra-judicial, murderous crackdown that's killed tens of thousands, and they saygy chinese technold enhance government suppression. >> what a safe cities program is all about, is increased electronic and technological surveillance. >> schifrin: francisco ashley acedillo is a former s ngressman. he says huawei's fro aheo.or rni is a current member of the chinese communist party, andfo er officer of the chinese military. nay tihuonawalei r eesealorcyehy collaborate with analysts from the army, or p.l.a. >> if a company which was run by former p.l.icers,rently that already is a proble >> schifrin: huawei insists that it's private, and independent.e and ilippines government points to huawei's success. banned huawei. country has so why should we be unduly alarmed? the rest of the worlot.the >> schifn

. >> it is an owner of this in the department of interior i see the great impact usually that is like people having especially with a small family think liquor store sells alcohol traditional alcohol but when they see this their vision is changed it is a small grocery store for them so they more options not just beer and wine but healthy options good for the business and good for the community i wish to have more meetings friday, here in room 400. san francisco city hall. city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. assistive listening devices are available and our meeting is open captioned and sign language interpreted. our agendas are available in large print. to prevent electronic interference with this room sound system and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentation, please silence all mobile phones. your cooperation is appreciated. the mayor's disability council public meetings are generally held on the third friday of every other month. please call the mayor's office on disability for further information or to request

department of interior. and, it is an opportunity for us to cover situational awareness and what we know at that time. so everybody is wearing it at the same time. and, so, i start usually those calls by providing just an operational summary. and our information officer updates what we are doing on media space. on social media. we go to our customer strategy office and cover the customer related things like the community resource centers. and we finish it up with our liaison officer to talk act what we do with counties and what we are hearing from government. local government and tribal government. and then, close the call and do it at 1600. it has been pretty effective to stay tied in with the state so we are all speaking from the same data set. it is important we communicate not only to our customer base, but the state agencies an county agencies. they are doing everything they can to prepare, gear up, ramp up, put extra staffing on, take some actions to ensure stability in the public. so it is important f

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this amendment would prohibit the department of interior from using land and water conservation funds to acquire federal lands and waters. the underlying bill actually increases funding for the land and water conservation bill by $30 million, and it does so with deep bipartisan support from a majority of senators. and the crucial point here, this bill passed the appropriations committee 31-0. so this is -- is this a broadly supported program and a broadly supported bill. so i urge the senate to send another strong message today to support the lwcf. there are many bipartisan land acquisition land priorities that are funded by this bill, they include places like funds to improve access to the canyon in arizona, preserve wildlife habitat in the everglades, headwaters in the st. marsh refuge in florida. i would let the presiding officer know there is also money to protect the palo alto battlefield and to expand a monument in my home state of new mexico. these are just a few of the projects that our constituents back home are expecting the department to fund. they would all be stopped in t

civil war they said you're doing a great job, but no, you have to turn those over to the department of the interiorp's great racial nationalist hero, andrew jackson, received a gold medallion from the prime minister of venezuela, simon bolivar. turned it over to congress, congress said no. this president has been collecting millions of dollars from foreign governments at hotels and golf courses, from business deals all over the world. and, of course, at the headquarters of all the corruption, the trump hotel in washington, which we call the washington emolument. but now he's outdone himself with this event which will be clearly the most unconstitutional event ever to take place at a hotel in the history of the united states because you've got a convergence of foreign emoluments violations with domestic emoluments violations. he's going to be shaking down these foreign governments for hundreds of thousands, at least probably millions of dollars, which he cannot receive, as you pointed out. he can't take one dollar from them without the consent of congress. and he's not asked for our consent. and the