neighborhood come to life, i remember i think this was an idea that started as far as the jordan administration with ucsf it was envisioned as a place this was fwk to be an initial leader in limp sciences and biotech and health care and we are seeing that come to life and seeing the density that fulfills the promise of progressive urbannism. and an important part is open space and high quality public realm this park represents. so, it is just an honor to be able to represent that this and to be a part of this. i am coming up on my third month anniversary as a member of the board of supervisors, this is my third grounds breaking i was at one last week. last week a graduation at one treasure i lands for young people who were trained got 17 certifications in construction trades and were going to work. we handed out certificates for them. and i was saying how important it is that the job that you have to do is not just it is a great job and contrary and provide for your family but it it is a way to shape the future of our city and right wrongs of zoning and things that happened in housing. this is

this was a place that jordan administration talking to ucsf about the growth issues on their campus. and the discussion was, may be we should look at mission bay? i think this is fulfilling the promise of an area that is a life sciences cluster and i am committed to make thanksgiving a success. so if a shuttle to sfo or any transportation infrastructure, i'm committed as i am to the mission bay elementary school. >> is that my question, too. >> good ahead. >> i want to say, that would be a gang buster. air fabulous idea because so many people that live beyond ucsf and alled buildings here and the fabulous apartments and giant stadium who live further down third street most of those people can't afford 16 dollars one way in a shuttle to go to the airport. i remember before all this was here, the 15 the historical 15 bus used to come down third street. come down this street. i remember i used to eat across the street at the fire house before they took it down where the sisters prepared meals for the low, poor and marginalized people this is might have neighborhood. this is my neck of t

> this book was the introduction written by -- you have blurb's of support from the obama administration. jordan peters. it takes something right to get that diverse group of people to agree on your book. >> that was marion. marion knows all those guys, and i think what they were able to see was, look, you have this framework. looking at things with time prisons instead of money prices. it paints a different picture of -- you have this framework, and then you apply it to the actual data. and we see a different world. it's like a telescope, almost. it's like, once you have an instrument, this way of looking at things, then you see a completely different world. and the world that we see when we look at time says, we are experiencing this super abundance. where we don't see that the population is becoming a problem. we don't see that an increase in population is going to make us run out of resources. we don't see that an increasing population is going to cause these other kinds of -- recently, we had a story here about elon musk. and we have these new maltese eons. all this was this guy in 1798 who

this was a place that jordan administration talking to ucsf about the growth issues on their campus. and the discussion was, may be we should look at mission bay? i think this is fulfilling the promise of an area that is a life sciences cluster and i am committed to make thanksgiving a success. so if a shuttle to sfo or any transportation infrastructure, i'm committed as i am to the mission bay elementary school. >> is that my question, too. >> good ahead. >> i want to say, that would be a gang buster. air fabulous idea because so many people that live beyond ucsf and alled buildings here and the fabulous apartments and giant stadium who live further down third street most of those people can't afford 16 dollars one way in a shuttle to go to the airport. i remember before all this was here, the 15 the historical 15 bus used to come down third street. come down this street. i remember i used to eat across the street at the fire house before they took it down where the sisters prepared meals for the low, poor and marginalized people this is might have neighborhood. this is my neck of t

neighborhood come to life, i remember i think this was an idea that started as far as the jordan administrations a place this was fwk to be an initial leader in limp sciences and biotech and health care and we are seeing that come to life and seeing the density that fulfills the promise of progressive urbannism. and an important part is open space and high quality public realm this park represents. so, it is just an honor to be able to represent that this and to be a part of this. i am coming up on my third month anniversary as a member of the board of supervisors, this is my third grounds breaking i was at one last week. last week a graduation at one treasure i lands for young people who were trained got 17 certifications in construction trades and were going to work. we handed out certificates for them. and i was saying how important it is that the job that you have to do is not just it is a great job and contrary and provide for your family but it it is a way to shape the future of our city and right wrongs of zoning and things that happened in housing. this is meaningful. the work that they

30 days july 29 was the first day we were under boil water notice progress on friday, fema administrator jordanroubled water treatment facility to get a firsthand look at the repairs being made. state officials tell us the plan to seen some improvement in terms of water pressure in the fullness and expert however setbacks like recently discovered ammonia leak continue to slow the process. in the meantime, the one here 50000 plus people who were affected by this crisis will have to rely on water distribution sites. some of which are being manned by hundreds of mississippi national guard service members who so far have handed out millions of bottles of water to those in need. >> like with any military operates and you never know what you're going to walk into. but you always plan. and then you show up, you do the work and you adjust as conditions change. >> missed a beat national guard is planning to keep their operation go in here for at least three weeks. but if the return of safe and reliable drinking water is days away as they may have your premix, it may not be necessary, rich. rich: charles

communications, between, the administration, and facebook, as well as the democrat national committee and facebook we believe they were involved as well we are, we filed legislation, jim jordan high track to whereabout administration officials whoever next administration is cannot influence social media companies on what they post in platforms. jackie: congressman comer great to chat with you as always facebook obviously, is in the crosshairs, because mark zuckerberg, ceo, founder went on joe rogan podcast admitted he had communications with the fbi. should anybody else any other tech companies media companies be expecting a call from congressman comer with regard to any communications they may have had with the fbi. >>. >> you can sure bet twitter will receive the same type of request later on, they are two main social media platforms, this is a very serious, this has been a huge frustration, among conservatives for a o long time, that they were being unfairly censored on social media companies at the same time that terrorists were allowed to post things, answered liberals could post whatever they want about donald trump, maga republicans, so this is something that is not a

jordan fabian. half of the speech felt like a campaign speech, half of it felt like a state of the union. he went through the accomplishments of the administrationit all? jordan: he made a clear and intense case that donald trump and his faction are a threat to the country. that is going to be a rallying cry heading into the midterm elections for democrats. the president has illustrated the stakes for the u.s. of donald trump's republican party takes control in the fall, saying that not only could they eat away at the democratic fabric of the country, but he got into his agenda, passing the inflation reduction act and things like that and how those accomplishments could be rolled back. so, lumping in this sweeping address about the state of democracy with a campaign stump speech about his agenda that democrats passed through congress. kathleen: on every front, it seems absolutely as expected and this is joe biden confirming what everybody thought, that they have to run against trump. that is what democrats are doing. they can't run against other republicans and are trying to cast it in this vein, this is what a republican would say, so they don'

thoroughly weaponnized the fbi and used it to go after the biden administration's political enemies but what's important about this and what jim jordan and other republicans in the house are and the senate are exposing right now are the fact that it goes far deeper than just what's obvious to us. the fbi on the inside is actually retaliating against agents who are speaking up about this kind of weaponnization of federal bureau of investigation, and it's crucial they do that. they can poult on true, deep, sincere investigations and get to the bottom of this stuff, root out these people who are weaponnizing the department, and hopefully make some people pay the price for what they're doing. elizabeth: the whistle blowers are protected under title 5 of u.s. code. but congressman jim jordan says these whistle blowers are saying they're being illegally retaliated against including whistle blower who spoke out to congress about doj's going after school board parents upset with what schools are doing. >> the reason we have proteprotections is people are ignoring the whistle blowers or not giving them the attention they deserve and don't agr

you have support from jason furman of the obama administration, jordan peterson, steven pinker. you did something right to get that diverse group of people to agree on your book, correct? >> that was marian. marian knows all those guys. i think what they were able to see is look, you have this framework. looking at things with time prices instead of money prices reveals a completely different picture of what is happening. so we have this framework. then we go out and apply it to actual data and see a different world. it is like a telescope almost. it is like once you have this instrument, this way of looking at things, you see a completely different world. the world we see when we look at time prices says we are experiencing superabundance where we do not see that population will increase and make us run out of resources. we will become more abundant. you don't see an increase in population that will cause these other kinds of -- i mean, recently we have heard about elon musk versus the new mall susie ends. -- new malthusians. thomas mall this wrote this --malthus wrote this boo

former aid to the bush administration, elise jordan. >> should joe biden apologize for calling out therepublican party? is an apology in order? >> no, absolutely not, full stop. i mean, no. you know, you get up, you tell the truth. no, certainly no apology is necessary. as you said, he was clear to draw the distinction between the maga republicans and what he called, like, regular conservative republicans. but, no, no apology needed. he obviously doesn't think there is because he is leaning into it. >> you know, i checked my text messages this weekend, elise. for all these people who placed fainting couches down at their side when joe biden went out and then fell over and were so shocked and stunned and deeply saddened while the speech was given. and because he talked about the risk a small portion of the republican party poses. you know, i didn't find any, and mika didn't find anybody that had written us or texted us and said, we're so -- from this subset, this group that was so shocked, stunned, and saddened, the saying, it's, it is terrible donald trump called you a murderer 12 time

jordan ross. tell us more about the summit. well, this is really a full court press by the biden administration at this hour. this u. s. secretary of state, tony blanking is hosting a working lunch for the pacific island leaders of prime ministers and presidents to our basically kick off 2 days of intense meetings. not just on climate change, but also on economic educational and security concerns that after this working lunch, the officials are going to be meeting with the commer secretary, gina raimondo, as well as with the officials from a d h. s. the military and the coast guard in particular, to look at security regents issues around their countries. of course, this is a very much of a high priority for the bind administration, even though it started it's so coal rebalancing or pivot to the asia pacific rim during the term of barack obama. this is the 1st time that the, any us presidency has put such intense focus on these islands mailing in the southern pacific ocean. but the leaders of those islands want to talk more about climate change than they do about the influence of china in the region to. but that's ri

with growing chinese influence. lynn jordan is in washington with more 1st ever white house summit with pacific island leaders is part of the biden administration's efforts to extend its influence, not just in continental east asia, but among the islands, particularly of the southern pacific as well. the biden administration has been very concerned that beijing is trying to build economic and security ties with these countries in order to extend its national security umbrella. something which washington opposes the u. s. secretary of state antony blanket held a working lunch for the leaders at the start of the summit on wednesday. this was part of his welcoming statement. ah, we brought together countries around the vision that you and others set out in the 2050 strategy for the blue pacific continent. today's discussion also builds on the pacific leaders summit that our gracious host and fiji, convened february, rifle for that vice president harris's engagement with the pacific islands form in july, debbie secretary of state sherman's meetings with many of you during the pacific islands conference of leaders. what i hope that you take away from

louisiana attorney general, lawyers found 45 administration officials who contacted social media companies including some monthly meetings, with jim jordant allowed to speak and if you try we will call you racist and try to cancel you. that's not the constitution or the bill of rights or the first amendment that's not america. that is who they are. >> reporter: a meta spokesperson, on both sides of the aisle, for collaboration and law enforcement. they downplay the coordination, saying it started under donald trump, also adding someone at the white house sees a story, and don't know to explain why. and the collaboration -- nasdaq is up, to battle inflation, take me through it. >> and inflation relief deal on online orders. i will take it. remember krispy kreme during the spring gave you a dozen original glazed donuts for the price of a gallon of gas which at the time was more money so it is deal. than lowe's, if you are a front facing employee, the heart and soul of the company helps the customers, and in the second quarter to help you pay your own bills, that cost lowe's in the quarter, $55 million. stuart: i wonder if that will expand

creating a crisis along jordan's border, the murderous assad regime is involve in captagon trafficking. these funds that fuels assad's war on the sir yarn people. and the administration is clearly not doing enough as was pointed out by french hill to focus on this threat, which is why we need this bill to admonish the administration, to force the administration, the executive branch, to acknowledge this problem and to respond to it. the captagon act will ensure we are stabilizing this drug trade that is bank rolling one of our greatest tyrants of all time. i yield back. >> i'm prepared to close. i thank my colleagues representatives french hill and boyle for introducing this critical legislation and i hope all of our colleagues will join us and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 6265. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative -- for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia rise? >> i request the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the yeas and nays are requested. those favoring a vote by the yeas and na