and the very tragic and very beautiful story of manon lesko is like a manul, lesko only in our deeplystrous time. i'm not interested either, but the woman's head has hair, two arms and two legs, but a hole - it's overgrown with fur between the legs. so what, but i used to love women, i loved to get to know them, i loved to deal with everyone, i loved their orgasm, i loved to look at their distorted faces at that moment. and now i have left it to the common people and find pleasure only in the struggle against society and societies. edward and what do you think, if you didn’t leave, but then what happened to you and me from the union and you would become prose writers, for example, i probably would have been some big deputies here today. here. i don't know what a great leader, certainly would not be a political leader. why wouldn't it be? there would be a question. in what form to write any political appeals, in my opinion, is also very and how exciting and noble it is, look, the french revolution, its documents have passed centuries, writer. he would have been our great countryman bak

job handling immigration and border security, arizona republican congressman congresswoman debbie leskod us she is a member of the congressional border security caucus. republicans met at the border in arizona this week democrats basically boycotted the meeting what did you learn and what did you accomplish? >> i think the american people know that republicans want a secure border, as you reported in million illegal apprehensions this fiscal year 5 million since biden took office. we learn from the local people that they used to have 40 illegal apprehensions per day in yuma, arizona but now under biden it is 1000 per day. when secretary mayorkas promised and biden promised they were getting close the border fences in yuma and the gaps in the habit they repeatedly told the people in yuma they were going to close it and they haven't. it's very disappointing and disappointing that biden doesn't care about this, it's disappointing that the democrats from the committee did not show up in boycotted it and it shows that they want open borders and were trying to solve this. jon: according to th

stan as a con artist hustling manhattan billionaire in the thriller sharper julianne moore and john lesko costar. it's an apple tv. plus, starting on friday now on netflix, there's the new documentary full swing. following a season on the pga tour as it faces a challenge from saudi upstart liv golf. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, speaking of off tomorrow, tiger woods will play his first tournament since last year's open championship at saint andrews. now the genesis invitational is just the 10 tournament. he's participated in following that near fatal car crash. now woods who has never won in riviera country club said that earlier this year that he wanted to play in a few events. in addition to major championships in 2023. and as you can see, he played pretty well today at the pro am ahead of tomorrow's first round. but the reality is that the injuries, the tigers sustained, in course, has been dealing with over the years. we'll limited. that being said, though, the drive that helped him to win 15 majors will. this is also still there. the kind excited to go out there and >> competing

debbie lesko tried to get answers this week. >> the city where nih funded bat coronavirus research was taking place nih failed to ask for the missing progress report until 2021. >> it would be equivalent to saying a human is equivalent to a cow. that's how distant the sequences of the bat viruses they were using in this work were to the actual source covid two. the administrative issues, we concur with that. >> mike: a lot of house republicans frustrated by their inability to get answers. >> a committee has subpoena power and be able to dig and get experts of all political we are suasions and nonpartisan experts like the 9/11 commission. we learned a lot through the 9/11 commission and just listening to this clip you just played, i and others have a lot of frustration that the nih didn't have complete transparency into the work. it was minimally funding at the wuhan institute of virology and at the same time they may be correct that the work that it knowingly funded couldn't have led to the pandemic but we have no idea what work was being carried out at the wuhan institute of virology.

. >> for more on this arizona congresswoman debbie liska lesko. is a member of the congressional border security pockets for it happy to have you here today. this past week you introduce the border crisis prevention act this system and barriers to detention commute proposed tackling these issues do you any preapproval on the bill? >> thank you so much for having me. while phoenix area has thousands of people coming here for the phoenix open and the super bowl tomorrow, just three hours south of phoenix and the football stadium there is a crisis at the southern border. we have a rancher 73-year-old rancher who is now in jail because of the border crisis. we do not know the details on that yet. but, this has been going on for years. it is only gotten worse under the biden administration. i have introduced legislation that will help secure the bo border. what it does it increases the asylum claims so they're not frivolous it the remain and mexico policy trump had in place with a number illegal crossers were so much lower. i'm really hoping some of my

stan as a con artist hustling manhattan billionaire in the thriller sharper julianne moore and john lesko costar. it's an apple tv. plus, starting on friday now on netflix, there's the new documentary full swing following a season on the pga tour as it faces a challenge from saudi upstart liv golf. >> well, you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word, dean, 2, 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, will be have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> all right. thank you. did couple good. the suggestions and their health. check them out. all right. at i-seventy. let's head over to the weather center. we've got john with a look at the forecast for today and for the rest of the week. john, what you see him yet? not bad forecast ahead of us. it's been cold this morning. that's about the biggest catch to getting outside today has been this frigid morning. start. >> but the sunshine is out in full temperatures are starting to lift san jose. you fell into the 30's earlier at 39 degrees for your morning. low temperatures are climbing

lesko of arizona. mr. cloud of texas. mr. joyce of pennsylvania. ms. green of georgia -- ms. greene of georgia. mr. mccormick of georgia. mr. ruiz of california. mrs. dingell of michigan. mr. mfume of maryland. ms. ross of north carolina. mr. robert garcia of california. the speaker pro tempore: the chair announces the speaker's appointment pursuant to section 1-a-2-a of house resolution 12, 118th congress, the second order of the house of today and the order of the house of january 9, 2023, of the following members to the select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. the clerk: mr. jordan of ohio, chair. mr. issa of california. mr. massie of kentucky. mr. stewart of utah. ms. stefanik of new york. mr. johnson of louisiana. mr. gaetz of florida. mr. armstrong of north dakota. mr. stuby of florida. -- mr. steube of florida. mrs. cammack of florida. ms. hagueman of wyoming. ms. plaskett of the u.s. virgin islands. mr. lynch of massachusetts. ms. sanchez of california. ms. wasserman schultz. mr. connolly of virginia. mr. garamendi of california. mr. allred

. >> the gentleman yields back, the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from arizona, miss lesko, for five minutes. >> i'm excited to be on the energy and commerce committee and on the energy subcommittee, talking about energy. because it's vital to every aspect of our lives. i represent the phoenix, arizona area, and its suburbs. and right outside of my district is the palo verde nuclear plant. it is the largest power plant in the nation for almost the last 30 years. so recently, last, year palo verde a nuclear power plant in arizona was awarded funds from the department of energy to increase its flexibility by creating hydrogen, when selling to the grid is and an economical option. mr. dabbar, what more needs to happen to increase the deployment of energy technology like hydrogen? >> so we awarded the money around increasing hydrogen production across the nuclear facilities. hydrogen is a storage vehicle. if you think about the comparison, you produce electricity, and you can stored in chemical form, or you can store it in gaseous form, in hydrogen. or you can do it in liquids, as i

. >> gentlelady yields, back i now recognize the gentlelady from arizona, miss lesko for her five minutes of questioning. >> thank you mister chair. my question is for mr. tabak. you told congressman carter that nih did not find epp p research in foreign countries except for an influences experiment in the netherlands. was that experiment funded by a direct grant, or some ground? >> they experiment in the other limbs, i believe was a sub award, but i would have to check to confirm that. and that was done in the i think, it was in the early 2000s, it's been a while. >> okay, how then did the nih know about the experiment was living subject. >> it was approved under the than dirk slash p three co framework and we use the normal monitoring procedures for that, yes. >> in the case of echo health and the wuhan land, the nih was unable to get the records of a humanized nice experiment because the wuhan lab, the subgrantee refused to provide this to ecohealth. given the failure of the nih to get lab records, there could be other cases were nih could not get the lab work. is that right? >> it's p