as i see james richards who -mayor breed honored him with a day a few years ago and put up a billboard because of all the work he did putting people to work on facilities and buildings like this. it is important we remember and recognize how we all got here and the work that took place to get here. thank all you for showing up and community. thank you for supporting the work and vision of making sure that we have the proper health care in the communities because we have the biggest disparities in health care as a black population so we have to make sure we have facilities, the care and programs ing place to address those health disparities. we love you, appreciate you and look at this new full facility. come in and take a tour after this press conference. thank you so much. [applause] my apologies--as the mayor talked about when this pandemic started, we were one of the first communities to step up and say we need testing right in our very own community. one of the first communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public heal

as i see james richards who -mayor breed honored him with a day a few years ago and put up a billboard because of all the work he did putting people to work on facilities and buildings like this. it is important we remember and recognize how we all got here and the work that took place to get here. thank all you for showing up and community. thank you for supporting the work and vision of making sure that we have the proper health care in the communities because we have the biggest disparities in health care as a black population so we have to make sure we have facilities, the care and programs ing place to address those health disparities. we love you, appreciate you and look at this new full facility. come in and take a tour after this press conference. thank you so much. [applause] my apologies--as the mayor talked about when this pandemic started, we were one of the first communities to step up and say we need testing right in our very own community. one of the first communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public heal

as i see james richards who -mayor breed honored him with a day a few years ago and put up a billboardwork he did putting people to work on facilities and buildings like this. it is important we remember and recognize how we all got here and the work that took place to get here. thank all you for showing up and community. thank you for supporting the work and vision of making sure that we have the proper health care in the communities because we have the biggest disparities in health care as a black population so we have to make sure we have facilities, the care and programs ing place to address those health disparities. we love you, appreciate you and look at this new full facility. come in and take a tour after this press conference. thank you so much. [applause] my apologies--as the mayor talked about when this pandemic started, we were one of the first communities to step up and say we need testing right in our very own community. one of the first communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public health who did respond a

as i see james richards who -mayor breed honored him with a day a few years ago and put up a billboardause of all the work he did putting people to work on facilities and buildings like this. it is important we remember and recognize how we all got here and the work that took place to get here. thank all you for showing up and community. thank you for supporting the work and vision of making sure that we have the proper health care in the communities because we have the biggest disparities in health care as a black population so we have to make sure we have facilities, the care and programs ing place to address those health disparities. we love you, appreciate you and look at this new full facility. come in and take a tour after this press conference. thank you so much. [applause] my apologies--as the mayor talked about when this pandemic started, we were one of the first communities to step up and say we need testing right in our very own community. one of the first communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public health w

as i see james richards who -mayor breed honored him with a day a few years ago and put up a billboardse of all the work he did putting people to work on facilities and buildings like this. it is important we remember and recognize how we all got here and the work that took place to get here. thank all you for showing up and community. thank you for supporting the work and vision of making sure that we have the proper health care in the communities because we have the biggest disparities in health care as a black population so we have to make sure we have facilities, the care and programs ing place to address those health disparities. we love you, appreciate you and look at this new full facility. come in and take a tour after this press conference. thank you so much. [applause] my apologies--as the mayor talked about when this pandemic started, we were one of the first communities to step up and say we need testing right in our very own community. one of the first communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public health who

as i see james richards who -mayor breed honored him with a day a few years ago and put up a billboardecause of all the work he did putting people to work on facilities and buildings like this. it is important we remember and recognize how we all got here and the work that took place to get here. thank all you for showing up and community. thank you for supporting the work and vision of making sure that we have the proper health care in the communities because we have the biggest disparities in health care as a black population so we have to make sure we have facilities, the care and programs ing place to address those health disparities. we love you, appreciate you and look at this new full facility. come in and take a tour after this press conference. thank you so much. [applause] my apologies--as the mayor talked about when this pandemic started, we were one of the first communities to step up and say we need testing right in our very own community. one of the first communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public health

as i see james richards who -mayor breed honored him with a day a few years ago and put up a billboarde of all the work he did putting people to work on facilities and buildings like this. it is important we remember and recognize how we all got here and the work that took place to get here. thank all you for showing up and community. thank you for supporting the work and vision of making sure that we have the proper health care in the communities because we have the biggest disparities in health care as a black population so we have to make sure we have facilities, the care and programs ing place to address those health disparities. we love you, appreciate you and look at this new full facility. come in and take a tour after this press conference. thank you so much. [applause] my apologies--as the mayor talked about when this pandemic started, we were one of the first communities to step up and say we need testing right in our very own community. one of the first communities to step up and say we need vaccinations in our community and work closely with department of public health who

the one-time senate republican leader former cia director richard helms former un ambassador, gene kirkpatrick former cabinet. secretary james schlesinger and even folks like donald rumsfeld and -- cheney. who all were given special instructions for evacuation and in an emergency the pre-assigned ps3 teams would report to different bunkers command posts and continuity facilities to be ready to serve a presidential successor. so when someone like a commerce secretary or agriculture secretary would arrive at an emergency site he or she would find a white house staff and government already in waiting including an experienced leader like don rumsfeld or -- cheney already selected and in position as their chief of staff designee. a full records of the ps3 program will be declassified in the years ahead and we have no idea whether there's a similar program that exists today, but this problem of how you prepare a successor to assume the presidency not in a theoretical sense, but in an immediate sense when minutes and hours matter is one that our government is still wrestling with today a third generation of doomsday staffers are se

and feel the connection to the spaces and places that james fortune and his family and really all of those that that worked around him from the richard allans to the absalom jones to the you know, the the sarah bass islands. it's just incredible to see all this constellation of people put together. so we've got a few minutes left. i've got a couple of questions. i want to ask and one is an audience question. it's a great question. and that is nathan. what's the best question you've gotten from a kid about your performance? yeah, i think it would it would probably be. how how do i most relate with james fortin some similar to what i had spoke about earlier? and i think some other you know, just really nice questions were they were saying like, how do you work one of the questions something to the effect of? what was your like funniest mess up? it was so honest that i actually oh, yeah actually have to think about it. so i love that honesty. yeah, awesome. so the question that i want to wrap up with is we've got an anniversary coming up 2026 is going to be important to anniversary of hearing the declaration of independence and our anni

james and many other people. and what to think on senator s schumer seven john cardinal, mike, and megan for their hard work. but no one deserves more focus and attention then richard chambers for my staff who literally worked on the last competes bill. so seriously knows the challenges we face in getting this legislation done and getting it over the goal line. so, i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. we do not know exactly what innovations will come out of this. but we do know this, america will be more competitive because of it.e and we do know this, we will be able to grow our economy for the future because of the investments we have made today. i think the president and i yield the floor. >> now available to c-span shop, c-span 2022 congressional directory. go there today to order a copy of the congressional directory. this compact spiral-bound book as your guide to the federal government with contact information for every member of congress including bios and committee assignments print contact for state governors and the biden administration cabinet. order your copy today at cspanshop.org or scan the code with your smart phone. every c-

richard parents singing get incorporated into that funny you should ask that shortly after i started. my supervisor called me into his office, and he's like, have you seen book our carpool karaoke with james corden? and i kind of knew where he was going. and i was like that wasn't in the job interview. but i think he had had known that i could sing a little bit and he threw it out there and i didn't even let him finish was like yes, i'll do it. when do we start started in march of 2018. he's been singing ever since. through the door. he's always looking for people who want to sing with him around. around but he'll sing solo because of choppy ppe. you're singing background. shower at home, bugging my family. my kids are like stop. the goal is to put this book mobile on everyone's radar, and after five years, there's no sign of stopping and when we showed up at scotland elementary school for a y m c. a visit to this book mobile, it was easy to see why. would they ask us during the week? is that today? the bookmobile days it is about the books during the bookmobile visits, but the energy cody brings is a part of that. that's good, right? but we love cody. a little bird told us he may be a so

james neal leon jaworski and catherine graham. the way may we find those heroes to guide us through the troubling? months and years ahead. thank you. and of course richard meant to include senator howard baker. he has captured something that is really true, which is it was a time when there was bipartisanship. there were facts that mattered all the networks had the same facts. it was an extraordinary time of compromise democrats and republicans dined together and worked together and got things done. there was unanimous support for the legislation that followed the trial and the hearings and we aren't there now and i think that's what's really so sad is that we don't have those people coming forward now and we need that but let's go on with the questions. i want to ask one more question of you richard. you're not done yet. um. come up jack one of the issues. we were successful in of course prosecuting the aids and we named richard nixon as an unindicted co-conspirator, which was in part necessary in order to introduce the tapes into evidence in the trial. he had to be a co-conspirator. this wasn't a vindictive act. it was a necessary act. it was also par

james masell and many other people. senator schumer's staff, john cardinal, mike hikeman and megan tira for their hard work. but no one deserves more focus and attention than richard wayne chambers from my staff who worked on the last competes bill and then worked on darpa, knows seriously the challenges we face in getting this legislation done and getting it over the goal line. so i urge my colleagues to support this important legislation. we don't know exactly what innovations will come out of this, but we do know this, america will be more competitive because of it. and we do know this, that we will be able to grow our economy for the future because of the investments that we made today. i thank the president, and i yield the floor. the presiding officer: under the previous order, all postcloture time is expired and amendment 5136 is withdrawn. the question occurs on the motion to waive. the yeas and nays were previously ordered. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: proo on this vote, the yeas -- proo on this vote the yeas are 64, nays are 33, the motion is agreed to and the point of order falls. mr. schumer: mr. president. presiding officer: m