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into action by ordering 5,000 blue ribbons for all of the residents of the moose lake community to remind them of their worthnd value. i applaud both brad and piper for joining such a wonderful important movement. minnesota's eighth district is better -- a better place because of their ongoing effort. mr. stauber: it is the honor of a lifetime to represent such hon honorable people in congress. congratulations to brad, piper, and the entire moose lake community on becoming a blue ribbon city. and i wish you all the best as you continue to support one another. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition nation? >> the great state of tennessee, mr. speaker. i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to pay tribute to john stewart who passed away in september at the age of 86 years. john led an accomplished public service career, mr. speaker. he was highlighted by his work on the c

critical race theory exploded into a nationwide buzz word a largely white suburb of south lake 30 minutes from ft. worth crusade against it. a video of students chanting the n-word. the school district got behind confronting the issues. at first before being met with backlash from white parents who wanted to maintain the status quo. caught in the middle of the battle the superintendent lane ledbetter who sat down for an interview and struggled to answer possibly the most straightforward of questions following a devastating election defeat for parents hoping to root out racial prejudice. >> so i mean as part of the tro i certainly as we are not at this point because of what's in place looking at any type of diversity equity inclusion plan right now. >> as for the problem that the diversity plan was developed to counter in the first place. is there racism in southlake? >> i'll stop there to think about that question. i didn't know that was going to be asked. >> it's kind of at the center of what the students have been saying. he paused to consult with the district's communications director. do you want to

and his close circle worth more than half a $1000000000.00 lakes highlight the failure of british governments of the british government to register offshore property owners. and in other news, at least 13 people been killed in an explosion. the afghan capital, the bombing targeted, the 2nd largest, most in cobble, a memorial service, was being held there for the mother of a top on sports. libby as coast guards, intercepted a boat carrying about $500.00 refugees and migrants to europe and has returned them to libyan shores. another vessel rescued. 65 people travelling from libby on a wooden boat on saturday in recent days. libby and security forces of detain thousands of migrants during graves. officials describe it as a security campaign against illegal my direct migration and drug trafficking. thomas garafallo is the libya country director for the international rescue committee and says, europe needs to do more to help the living authorities. delivery coast guard is not really capable of monitoring the the, the crossing. and so we're just national rescue committee have have called on the eur

we've got independent in south lake fought back and won, fort worth independent school district, collievilleanta where parents are coming in saying enough. we believe in america. we believe in the content of one's character not the color of their skin we don't want to listen to this garbage dividing us further by race. mr. biggs: one of the only good thing abc the covid outbreak was parents got to see wha they saw it they said, this is w and they started standing up. and you know what? it's working. you know what's happening? right now, you've got an attorney general who has basically said we're going to stop those protests, we're going stop that communication those first amend give as parents to the school boards. that is not the american way. tyranny. that's the and i were fighting with the attorney general today about. doggone it, we got to stand up and those parents need to be allowed to stand up, express themselves, express their protests. mr. roy: i n colleagues on the other side of the aisle snicker when we talk about critical race theory. they never want to debate the actual substanc

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worth as a business tool but it goes back to parenting. people have to understand i can't get their validation from lakes and retweets and comments, they haveend their day on social media and in their kid with an ipad and they are pushing the stroller. spend more time with your kids and teach them to love themselves. teach your kids to become a tool but don't be a tool. >> steve: the underlying problem is actually not the apps themselves, but that's where all the screen addiction comes from, the fact that you can carry these around in your pockets. and my advice would be to not have a smartphone at all and if you are parents don't let your kids have a smartphone until they are at least 16 because i think you can't ask them. when all their friends have a phone and they demand it, it's tough for parents to resist. that's why we go one step further and say we need to ban smartphones for kids. >> harris: wow. now i feel guilty as a parent. i mean we waited for our teenagers, our 14 year old her 12, preteens. all right, programming note for you, a big and dramatic event coming up this weekend here on fox news. fox nation's "the killer next door"

lake charles, louisiana, who does noe in a flood zone. they currently pay $572 for a -- for flood insurance on a single family home that's worth approximately250,000. the quote he received -- this is real life. this isn't theoretical. the quote that he received under risk rating 2.0 rated his premium to over $5,000. $572 to over $5,000. rate increases are capped at 18% annually, so it doesn't happen next year, but this is 18% compounded. kind of like a balloon on one of those little helium things. it starts off and it doesn't seem like it's inflating and all of a sudden it inflates rapidly like a balloon note on a mortgage. and so with progressive increases when it gets to $5,00e will have to choose do i continue my policy? now, he is not in a flood zone. if you think about actuarially, you want people who are not at high risk to spread the cost for everybody else. under this, the congressional budget office estimates that 20% of policyholders will drop their insurance. mr. cassidy: that has a risk of putting the national flood insurance program into an actuarial death spiral, where those at lower risk drop the insurance. the remaining is f

lake erickson and his wages across the atlantic and north america. we also have these extraordinary peoples are extraordinary and peacetime as they were in wartime. another aspect is we mustn't forget it's worth emphasizing as i emphasize in the book that there's a lot in which women have extraordinary rights and extraordinary responsibilities in the time and place of dark age europe. and the quality and respect they deserved was baffling to outsiders, especially those who came from mediterranean cultures who where women tended to be sequestered. they were popping up all over the place. not only accompanying the manifold on expeditions and trading ventures and even across the north atlantic to america but in some cases as we know from archaeological evidence particularly the most famous, most recent being graveyards at guns weeding that they lead some of these expeditions. it was an extraordinary thing and it's something that resonates all through scandinavian culture from that day to this. it's the degree to which women were treated with respect or handed rights which would be pretty minuscule by today's standards but at the time would grow and increase as they gained equality with their men

carrie lake, running to be the next governor of arizona, even saying that she would not have certified the 02020 election, a republican governor doug ducey did at the time. in congress, worthoting, nearly 150 members of the house republican conference voted to de-certify the election in six states won by president biden. they are, of course, still in congress. now the party's second in command, steve scalise, won't even admit that the election was not stolen. then in the senate, republicans in power are doing their part to wipe away trump's role in the insurrection and embracing his b.s. so why? they're doing it to hang on to power. they're doing it to survive politically. >> -- accept the endorsement of a person who has 91% of the republican voters in iowa, i wouldn't be too smart. i'm smart enough to accept that endorsement. >> telling it like it is there, i guess. joining us, tom nichols, contributing e ing writer for " atlantic." author of "our own worth enemy, the assault from within on modern democracy." tom, thank you for being with us this morning. just tell us straight up how serious the threat to american democracy is right now overall. >> it is very serious. it

worth of requests. these parishes cannot afford to carry that for a year. the fort of lake charles has submitted multiple projects. they are yet to receive one validation or determination from fema. can you explain why the school district and local governments and others have had to wait in some cases over 300 days to receive reimbursements that they clearly -- qualify for? is it a funding issue? or is it because of bureaucracy? >> i certainly appreciate your advocacy for your constituents in lake charles. we discussed this previously. i did make a trip down to lake charles and visited with them to better understand the struggles. i brought my senior leadership team. some of the things we learned were brand-new. my team has been following up on it. i don't have the specifics on the school district you mentioned. it sounds like it is taking too long. my timo continue to work with representatives there to make sure we are moving this forward as fast as we can. >> i think the administrator for her candid answer. we will communicate directly with you and your office. my time is

worth of requests. these parishes cannot afford to carry that for a year. for programs that they qualify for. additionally, regarding fema's 50% rule, the port of lakeharles has submitted multiple projects to receive funding and is yet to receive one validation or determination from fema. administrator, can you explain why this school district, for instance local governments and , others in fact await, in some cases over 300 days, to receive reimbursement that they clearly qualify for? is it a funding issue? is it because of inspectors? or is it because of bureaucracy? >> i certainly appreciate your advocacy for your constituents in lake charles. we discussed this previously. following that, i did make a trip down to lake charles. i visited with the mayor to better understand some of the struggles he has been experiencing and i brought my senior leadership team with me so they can follow up directly. some of the things we learn during the visit and my team has been following up on it, i do not have the specifics on this school district you mentioned, but it is taking too long, which is what it sounds like. i commit to you that my team will continue

pearce's $2 million worth of requests and these parishes cannot afford to carry that for a year for programs that they qualify for. additional regarding famous 50% rule the port of lake charles is submitted multiple projects in order to receive funding and is yet to receive one validation for determination from fema. administrator can you explain why this school district for instance, local governments and others like in him my district have had to wait in some cases over 300 days to receive reimbursement that they can clearly qualify for? is a funding issue? is the echoes of inspectors or is it due to bureaucracy maam? >> congressman higgins i certainly appreciate your advocacy for your constituents in lake charles and we discussed this previously on the committee on hall of homeland security and following that i did make a trip down to lake charles visited with mayor nick carter to better understand some of the struggles that he has been experiencing and i brought my leadership team with me so they could follow strictly. some of the things we learned brand-new during that visit and we have been following up on it. i've have the specifics on the school districts tha