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did the embassy receive the mada increase security? >> my recollection is some of the requests were filled and others were not. >> what waslled result? >> there was a tragic day wheres four americans were killed. four americans were killed, and were having hearings upy and here and the bottom of it was to.r gottenen get we sit here today and second guessed your decisions administration. in the face of a terrorist with the on responsibility of hundres of thousands deaths in deaths and meetings on his hands >> mr. secretary, are we or were we at the brink of war as has beent claimed in this committee? fwith iran? sense of risk on both sides, tak but i never observed that we were at a risk of anything war that--when i hear people talk w about, i've heard talkhe about world war iii, that's not where we were at any time during this, these moments from the 1st of november through to date. you could -- having said that, i will tell you that the islamic republic of iran considers them at war againstst colleagu the united states of americaow an

. >> thank you, mada >> thank you, madam chair. am veryt to say that i troubled by the tone of this hearing and if you like our secretary is being badgered and i would ask the chair to consider that as we move forward. because i feel it's very unfortunate that we've come here to help meet the needs of our children, the nation's children, and i think the tone of this unit is very disappointing in that regard' i also want to say as the person who's familiar with the secretary's record, i don't know of a single person who has been more engaged in policies to help minority students across the country than this secretary from all of her work throughout her career. i'm very i disappointed right n, but it do want to talk about some of the priorities, and also as someone who is been a former school administrator, a charter school administrator and someone who chairedth a state education budget, i will say that the focus that you have on helping people closest to the student and who caree most for the student, making decisions to me is righ

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thank you, madam thank you mada. i yield the floor. >> the senator for montana. >> madamsi president, the health and livelihoods of the american people are at risk, in danger. we cannot afford to keep squabbling and argue here in the uniteded states senate. time is not on our side. each day matters here in fact, every hour matters as a look at the stats coming in terms of those who have been affected with covid-19 litter it is hour by hour. this is a logarithmic kind of skill. this is a doubling every day kind of skill that's going on. hours matter. minutes matter. colleagues here in the united states senate, i've been talking to montanans around the clock to get their feedback. hospital leaders, tribal leaders, small business leaders, construction workers. we are in a public health at the economic crisis. am not sensed fear like this on the american people anytime in myhe lifetime member 9/11. i remember the crisis of 2008 a member in 1987 crash. those pale in comparison to what we're seeing today at the same moment