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[applause] i'm honored to be the first washington governor to say mada speaker, gloria, congratulations. [applause] mr. president, madame chief justice, distinguished justices of the score, members of the legislature, tribal leaders, state and local government officials, member of the consular corps, , most importan, my fellow washingtonians. one of the best things about being the governor is shining the light on how great washington is. i love this part of my job. i'm inspired by many washington stories. i'm inspired by fife high school senior brynna nixon, who is here today. she's the first female quarterback in our state's history to throw a touchdown pass for a high school football team. thank you for being here. [applause] i'm inspired by the development of washington's newest apple, the cosmic crisp. several people from washington state university are here, including kate evans, who heads wsu's apple breeding program, and agriculture school dean andrÉ wright. congratulations to washington state university for what they have done. [applause] thank you. there are so many great thing

it might be gra mada or libya or bosnia. they all invaded someone. not him.oops as he says he will and he has. it's a difficult challenge in these times. your access to the president, how much did you have in what form. >> he allowed me to interview anybody i wanted. so i started -- it was pretty good. all the cabinet hostages. i interviewed the hostages. i started with the family and i couldn't get out of the family, they are so interesting. nobody had really interviewed jared extensively. i did. i have 600 pages of interviews with the family that are utterly fascinating. the night of the election he thought he was going to lose early. and they said what are you going to do? he said i'll go downstairs on fifth avenue and say i did my best and i'm a patriot. and tomorrow i will get on a plane, go to ireland and play golf. then a few hours later they said you are going to win. he was watching the clinton young ladies crying because clinton was losing. he said look at this. imagine how they feel. very unusual, the story is different than i expected. lou: we rec

but for some reason, ththey mada mistake in which they killed 176 cicivilians. there were also about 40 people that died in the stampede for soleimani's funeral. what is the value of iranian life for iranian officials? the islamic republic has claimed the gentleman seated be an anti-peer list force. why is it not caring about iranian life? they're so careful not to kill one american in their attttack o the american bases in iraq i'm about what we see such a mistake, and? -- to happen? , parent, wasntion there at a vigil for the plalane crash victims which became a protest, and then iran accused him of leading their protest. he was soon released after britain got involved in put pressure on iran. >> yes, ma'am. he said he was there for a vigil . the iranian officials used this as evidence that foreigners are perhaps behind the protest. at this is all propaganda. any kind of opposition to the policies of t the iraranian government has been accused by a plug by the as foreigners. this is nothing new. this is just an insult on the agency of iranians. if this was an

mada, chair, i yield. thank you for holding this hearing. >> thank you.and i thank all of the witnesses for their valuable testimony and the members for their questions. before adjoining, i ask unanimous consent to submit two statements for the record. the first is from the union which represents custom and border protection officers, and the second is from the american federation of government employees who represent nearly 100,000 dhs employees. without objection, so admitted. the members of the sub committee may have additional questions for the witnesses and we ask that you respond expeditiously in writing to those questions. without objection, the committee record shall be kept open for ten days. having no further business, the subcommittee stands adjourned. >> good afternoon. thank you