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u.s. cooperation with china and the le of the export import bank. you are watching live coverage on c-span three. >> with thatthe gentleman from texas the small business committee chairman recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chair and madam chair, thank you for being here today. compared to other export credit agencies and internati institutions, the bank intends to move forward more slowly when approving deals. the process can take over six months anse other countries like china are approving deals more quickly which allows them to undercut western export credit agencies. i understand theam concerned that the u.s. would be overlooked if our competitive disadvantage. what is xm doing to improve deal timelines and ensure the bank remains ressman. one of the things we've been able to definitely do -- one of the things we realizes that our very critical for any financial institution, ve to understand where we are in our processes and to move them quicker. we have also hiredbig four to help us revamp our internal control procedures so we can stand up an

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u.s. senate on t. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: i understand that there for a second reading. the presiding le the bill for the second time. the presiding officer: s. 4 #554 to protect reproductive health care after the dobbs v. jackson decision on june 24, 2022o place the bill on the calendar under the pro 14, i would object to further proceeding. the presiding officer:l be placed on the calendar. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. schumer: it should never take a tragedy of ashootings for the senate to pass commonsense gun safety thankfully today we have a chance to make our com republicans don't stand in the way. this afternoon, my colleague, senator the floor and seek passage of a federalstocks. i applaud this effort i applaud this bill i'm proud to support and speak on behalf of it. we must act because a few days ago the maga supreme court struck saying the federal government has no power to ban the of bump stocks. the maga court's decision is ance. it will endanger our communities,an easier for mass shooters to unleash carnage. last week's decision

u.s. elections, which if trump wins, you will have a president that supports a frexit, very different from biden. david: is it too far to speculate on frexit? marine leto the eu. ian: very hostile. brexit went badly for the u.k. one of the reasons marine le pen is pulling so well in her party is because she has backed away from frexit and instead picked up all the policies that show euro skepticism. where she to become premier, i think she would be aligned with hungry and a trump policy on europe which essentially means europe would get weaker, not stronger at a time when a lot more countries including ukraine are counting on a stronger europe for their own well-being. david: you take a global look at these things. are there trends you are seeing more broadly? we are seeing a rise of populism, often on the left and the right, not in the center. something in india where mr. modi one won -- mr. modi won -- certainly with donald trump, is there a rise? ian: yes, incumbents are getting weaker generally speaking. you are seeing a strong push for change, elections, except in the small number of countries where the leaders were really seen as being themselv

so overall, these raise really important questions, many of which are time-sensitive, le of u.s.uclear weapons in foreign policy and strategy. and that's why we are so thrilled to have chairman turner here today to offer his insights and thoughts, to include the potential role for the ic in addressing these new strategic challenges. to quickly go through chairman michael turner was first elected to congress in 2002.house armed services committee and has previously served as the lead republic well as the strategic forces subcommittee. the subcommittees ovse and air force acquisition programs, all navy and marine corps aviation p weapons, missile defense, and space systems.on the house permanent select committee on intelligence since 2015, congressman turner was elected as the chairman of the house permanent select committee on the nation's 17 intelligence agencies. he was the president of the nato parliamentary assembly, and he now serves as the vice chairman of the defense and security committee of the nato parliamentary assembly. an additional fun fact abo chairman turner is tha