the members of congress that have been at this conference have helped to mak that possible.king aboutc investments in making sure that they are safe roads and bridges and every seuts on the faucet gets clean drinking water they have a internet. not just anornd clean pipes, but to create good jobs for those communities that have been left out of good jobs for far too long. how we make sure that those opportunities are widely shared. we have to think about that as infrastructure, too. the roads and bridges that connect people to the good jobs they wanted need and they want d that infrastructure and bridges also need attention. they need to be strengthened. they need to connect to communities that have been left out just as they he]v left out from our physical infrastructure in the past. we are also building that infrastructure differently this ding a workforce infrastructure as strong as our reach every single american community. i call this the infrastructure. we are working with employers, unions, the k-12 a community college system, workforce boards in your district and in your■%o. i

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security agreement at the g-7 summit, will either of those things mak a difference?o keep the sanctions could mak a difference for it they take a while, but the facts are that russia's economy is doing fine. they have gone through one fighting economy in they are whole industrial bases focused on that. their energy sector is surging. it has gone up 73 percent from last year alone. they are making money. they are not in the tank is the sanctions were supposed to be. i think it's because we are not tough enough on the secondary sanctions for, countries that still doing business with russia , namely china is a major major supporter of russia. hopefully the sanctions they ar imposing now will have the diligence to enforce them and make certain that they are imposed. we will wait and see what the sanctions have not had an impac read he has, is the security arrangements ten years, is that a good thing? it is largely symbolic. obviously the reality is we wan to increase the training of ukrainians outside of ukraine. we want to increase and maintai our intelligence. we certa

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meanwhile in in belarus, the annual anti-drug event mak is held throughout the summer and half of september. the purpose of the special program is to destroy wild raw materials and identify those who purposefully grow grass in the field. during the first days of june, drug crops with a total area of ​​2 hectares were mowed in the bresse and minsk regions. the owners come under the close attention of the police. owners of farmsteads who do not destroy illegal plantings in time face a fine of up to twenty basic units; sowing or growing such plants for the purpose of selling is punishable by deprivation freedom for up to 15 years. the places where narcotic plants grow, as well as the persons who trade them, must be reported to the police. this way you can save someone's life. two stories of rescue from mogilev, several hours apart. first in the morning a man jumped from a bridge into the river. eyewitnesses. there was a man fishing there who wanted to save the dog himself. he tried to lift the animal onto the board, but fell out and ended up in the water. despite having a vest, it was not poss

very high chance of a very this only takes one storm affecting you and your community to mak it a busyurricane season. a few things i want to emphasize in particulare a major hurricane making landfall in your state or in your locality for there to be major impact, especially fromhe hazard. rainfall flooding has been the deadliest hazard in tropical storms or hurricanes over the last 10 years. it's been responsible for more than half of the fay tails. rainfall flooding is almost entirely unrelated to the strength of the storm. doesn't matter what category it is, whether it's a tropical storm, tropical depression, or hurricane. all that matters is how long it rains and huh hard it reins for a location for a given amount of time. the rainfall flooding has been the biggest killer. it's water hazards in general we're most concerned storm surge as the potential to kill the largest number of people on any given day we lost more than 40 lies in lee county from that particular event. surf and rip currents are an underappreciated hazard. that's k people than storm surge over the last decade in t

with ai, blockave this tremendous we can use ai to mak responsive or allow the government to enslave. president who is thinking of this. we have to regulate ai. block chain we need to bring back. aim block chain are the eed to make this country the hub for those ries. those are the industries that will get us out of this deficit dead spira you cannot over regulate. you have to cannot over regulate it or you will drive it off to china. switzerland in the last >> the 2024 ng on july 15 in milwaukee. chicago, kicking off on august 19. stay connected to c-span for uninterrupted and unfilteredocracy at work. watch the republican and democratic national convention on c-span, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. your unfiltered view of politics brought to you by cable. >> next on book tv's "after words," ernesto londono look set psychedelicsn mental health treatment. he is interviewed"after words" is a weekly interview program with hosts interviewing top nonfiction hi, ernesto.

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surgeon general yesterday ng we ought to put warnings kidh safety and all these when the things i wano mak the end of the day pcp will have access to that dataore powl propaganda tool.j if we took moe entities you all work for and combine them together i am not sure you're at full reaches 170 million americans 90 a day. under that demographic. don't abandon tiktok with simply do not want to have a controlled by ccp. whether the chinese will say we are going to declare a victory and claim this as a great story and let it gai celebrated with the success story. i am not sure they will because underlying causes. the ccp2n this is a propaganda d potentially. on the chi a couple of things. i'm trying to be careful how to say unfortunately there beat chip manufacturersgly still havr tools and products circumventing the bands we have in place. there veryrands who could fall in that category go off and sur stories to light. traditionally spying on military you spy on the government. follow all the tech companies trying is getting extraction of rare earth minerals are the lifg think of someone claim

i'm fired up about protecting american democracy and trying to mak bipartisan way to achieve that.ed he may have been in the military. ourary votes by mail from overseas. and we those votes religiously. those are i we are not going to cut off our military from voting by mail g it securely and counting those votes when they come in. we need to be able to count the votes on election dayction night. not wait three weeks. that's something that we are whether it's pennsylvania states that are not counting them as qui the state like florida. tates to come together. and, this is not something that should divide us. this respectfully talk to one another about. we disagree on reproductive ghts. we can disagree on nd when it should happen. but we should not be disagre peaceful transfer of power. on nowhoever wins. and making sure that we count every levo principles we have adhered to for 250 be working today to make sure they go on forer congressman tim roemer and zach wamp one's national council on election integrity. one.org is where you can find their work. thanks for your timemorning. ♪

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everything else will appear okay, i mean, i have nothing against him turning 80 okay clearly might makall of them. okay but besideser man is well seasoned. au >> okay have to tell them the seat■nown when they leave the bathroom. they have experience we should also count.■ this election is going be very close and if you thought 2000 was close god knows i was there 37 about the worry. we thought 2016 sure the embedded party was unusual see a republican candidate let previous politicalpr experience crack the blue groundbreaking and shaki and yes we saw in 2020 the democrats patched up the ball and picked up in the sunbelt and namely arizona and georgia this election will crop six or seven states and it depends on if i having bourbon or and you know if i have wine, cat we can patch the blue wall again but a better, nieces and nephews because the problem if you know what i'm saying. fos and you being a louisiana, foura second. but it would help and you know, crawfish and trim and cheese and barbecues from an invite my nieces and nephews overnight never serve wine these not giving my good mi

this is the result of the mak special operation in the grodno region, and this is only for. last week the regional police said, the largest outbreaks were identified in the berestovitsky district. a fifty-year-old local resident had a decorative plant growing right in the yard of his house, totaling 560 kg. is punishable by a fine of up to 800 rubles. this was a project zone x. don't miss our evening broadcast on belarus 1 at 18:15, take care of yourself and have a nice day. we again say good morning to you belarus. we welcome everyone to the tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24. and yes, good morning, we tell you we, ekaterina antonova and tatyana matuseevich. and we continue to welcome you to a new summer thursday, day 172 of 2024. on the calendar - june 20. well, therefore, 20 days of summer are behind us, but there is good news, 72 more are ahead. and we are sure that these days will be as eventful as possible, what awaits us ahead . the forum of regions of belarus and russia will gather friends for the fifteenth time. this year, by the way, the largest holiday in the dnieper regi

them visible, butven we have seen in every ux study out there people are not going to take the time to makchoices. i am treating technology around ag the level of agency we are talking about, so we have to deal with these here. actually it is having a glo companies. maybe that great, but it is putting a lot of weird globally for us to be having those companies source all of the data and convers worldrachel: veronica: i would say yes could -- yes, smart politics and frameworks that work. but the reason we are all using facebook, google and amazon because it is one click. all of our data is saved. we are willing to save information to these companies of-use. we don't think of it on a day-to-day basis. one of the things i am investehd clawing -- on filecoin. top that make it easy to use. there is a decentralized video alternative to zoom. someone needs to build that so as easy to use as zoom, getting their inmary:ck to funding, because we have let a lot of the funding for this happen in the ripest sector. even when being funded with public dollars and universities, it wound up in private hand

respectfully who think there's no righteous conversation to had about this and what the country to do to mak tigiry families who were denied the income that they rightfull entitled to for the work that they did and for generations of families who after being denied the opportunity the will, income have struggled mightilyime at the top of the hour but we'll talk about this tomorrow night greater depth but again the legitimate conversation to be had and how we defined the term without veneer and i promise you i'll get into an estimate tomorrow night on c-span for the justice folks. nd author thank you for joining us >> thank you for the opportunity. i appreciate you. >> you can find es os c-span not more online at c-span.org. >> c-span "washington alive forum involving government, politics and public policy. frin morning looking at the heritage foundation 2025 transition process of a compilation of policy proposals for the next cons the director paul vance. and then jake with alliance for upreme court decisions in the question surrounding the court. c-span "washington journal", ay morning on c

tax rise that we haven't already announcyes, we want to bear down properly on the -- tax status and makure the super rich pay their fair share in this country. yes, we wan companies to pay fair tax on the massive profits that they'ree want to make sure that private equity loopholes aren't there, again with, for wealthy and, yes we've taken the tough decision knelt to v.a.t., but what you won't see in this manifesto is any plan that requires tax above those that we have already set out because we've been very, clear particularly in relation to working people, in increa increase in national insurance and no increase in v.a.t., absolutely clearly set out in this manifesto. thank you, ben. jason from -- [inaudible] [applause] >> thanks. you've said that the taxes are too high. just a follow on to ben's question, your man fess foe is to -- manifesto is going to put another 8 billion pounds, are you happy fighting the election on that fax divide? and -- tax divide. >> and can i just get one measure -- you're among friends here did you really think jeremy or corbin was going to be a great pyre

invest together maybe it's mortality, maybe it's m that there are responding to avian flu and then mak have clear roles and responsibilities. there are things public healtab excellent at and be the quarterback of but there responsibilities to help the delivery system and the for the government officials into the responsibility for t partners and how to be clear about all this. >> you look like you know each other maybe. i'm a nurse and you talk a lot about the data local level sharing data wasn't the top of mind for me.e are under resourced. i thought we were going to hear about either because of corporate social responsibility or just because they know that in underfunded public health department is a problem for them medical supplies or personnel or free access to their electronic record or other resources that is this partnership happening and can you share some examples >> let me just reiterate what i said to the state of indiana did this more broadly the 1500% increase and covid brough the state level in indiana that's been recognized and then also as it relates to coordinating wi

but it mak the point you cannotw the case in new york to stand.se the case in new york stands for what? not just lawlessness not just a violation of the federal bill of rights as it applies to the 14th amendment. not just a violation of a presidential candidate, mark present the republican putative candidate in his due process and traction were that will be bad enough. we the people have suffered greatly the people have been attacked. the campaign process has been employed as the beginning of the republic cap been altered prosecute i did but the judge. now does the whole country have to abide by that now? they did it there all kinds of schemes and lies and censorship that took place in the star chamber. the appellate court process in new york is not sufficient. whatever they rule is going to be too late that is number one. number two appellate court process in the state should not determine the impact on a federal campaign under pain law on the federal presidential campaign. whatever they decide. the process is already been breached. the jurisdict

one person mak a mistake. entire company's google cloud archives. this company ran all their ti accountshers and university professors in australia. theynow let's talk about the benefits of decentralization. s a decentralized storage network. there is no central company in the middle. anyone can join as a storage provider. to be a storage client. you are saying, i do not want to give my troves of important data to one of. i want to chop them up, stored them on the decentralized, store many copies across this network ostders, and it creates redundancy and resiliency. it is way to store and preserve our data sets. it also can be more competitive on the price side because different providers can set where is the block chain come in? there is no company at the core. there is no amazon or google in the middle confirming that tran■/ctions hpeit is all trust. there is a block chain with two proof, one is proof of space time, the other is proof of storage, wherethe datar time. when the provider says i don't want too t

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i want to mak know we are here to be that y colleague will be here tomorrow as wants to talk about some housing issues and i'm confident shemayor, i appreciate attention. ite political strategy to run for officebs on a platform of combating hyou are going to get it done because that is who you are and that is i am so in do and that is calls, joe biden answers. get tngs done and we want to be part of it. i'm also happy to talkwho has other ideas or you havend you have found the federal government or the agency you are working withi know everyone wants to work on this slower and if you need a little bit of help, we are here to do because this is an all hands on deck. there are so many good ideas that are being implement it, we want to make sure we w share those. mayor bass: thank you verylet me nowelformer member of the u.s. conference ofmember of the house of representatives and ranking member in the financial seesrvcommittee on the subcommittee on housing. >>nk you matta mayor -- madam mayor. i'm going to be quick and hopefully somewhat helpful. that i know housing[ fairly well and one

built in number here where they will have embryos that don't implant or very difficult decisions to maknvolved. we were curious how embryos were created per year, looking at this from the perspective of the bigger picture of the child involved. on average there are about 10 embryos created in around and we know the number of cycles so we are looking at on average an estimated count of 4.1 million embryos created every year in the united states. 4.1 million embryos. only 97,000 children are born from the procedures. if we ask ourselves, what is the success rate from the perspective of the embryonic child involved we are looking at point 3%. for the embryos, the success rates are low in deed. it is worth noting that when we talk about this from the perspective of the child, it outcomes. to implant, embryos that perish in the process. it also involves embryos willingly depart or because thed not fit the right kind of genetic or sexual make up the parents were looking for. i want to briefly consider some of the moral and ethical concerns that come with this. it might seem obvious that paren

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i got in this business in the mid 1980s hit pretty early on on block moaned when the the mak black mondayhe next three to five years. that is what investors have to hold on to. much hedge funds are driving these big moves, and they're doing it pretty consistently across the board. then they will get back n they will be back. you want to use the volatility they created add to your holdings in names on your buy list or names you want to add more to. charles: i was a broker for a year when black monday happened. i went to the bar and got drunk, you did better than me. talk about area getting shellacked. that is software, right? you say not only these names, not only should people look at them but for you they're the new defensives? >> absolutely. if you look why is nvidia going up in this environment? it is going up one, because the hedge funds are in. but they leave in the a.i. story. eventually the applications will matter. if you're worried about who is spoke to survive, look no further than microsoft. seems like obvious recommendation. this is a company that has a whole bunch of levers t

. >> how are you doing -- like mak and medically throwing money at black voters in an attempt to gethat's observe and i think that -- absurd and i don't think it's okay to throw those types of ideas out there as if we got paid to support anyone. i just think it's observed it's a ridiculous, you know, if she -- sometimes a lot of democrats someone that were supposed to -- i feel a lot of work we have to ask questions and our boots should be worth -- work for. we should not be blindly -- blindly but because people say its cool or tell us who do vote for because the want us to vote based on personal feelings. and i broad base of our personal experience and express both presidents. i haven't fully endorsed my vote just yet on donald tr trump, not just yet. but i am leaning that way, you know, i've experienced both presidents as president and my personal experience, my life was different when trump was an office. my family's life was different, economy was different and actually cared about the border, you know, i don't think that it's fair that -- c. that that because there is basically

it's to mak cultural shift to reflect the reality of who we are, to reflect the values that we are borns that we build and neighborhood that wee i have no doubt that we can build a country where our kids and whe all of us can find fulfillment, can be healthy and can truly thrive. [applause] >> vivek, thank you. thank you to the audience. have a great day. thank you. pp c-span, the house returns at noon eastern fo by legislative business at 2:00. members are considering sever foreign policy related bis, including legislation to help improve cooperation between the u.s. and localexican govements, encounterg fentanyl trafficking. on c-span2 at 11 a.m., agriculture second vilsack a talking about the biden administration's efforts to crease competition and fairness in foodnd ■ agrilt■cure maet then, at 1 p.m., a discussion on n.a.t.o.'s future and the potential for further european expaio from the council on foreign relations and at 7 p., the house energy and committee looks at anti-doping ahead of the olympic gam in paris. hear from former olympic d allison schmidt. you can watch on the vid

donald trump's new york conviction, i could come up nicely and an presidential debate there mak if it'surt trump or like we saw with fundraising numbers for sporadic, help him? -- and democratic pollster doug shown there mack dog start with you first. if you were advising the current president on strategy with that conviction, how would you suggest biden take on with it? >> i would ignore it. put another -- i don't think there's any border in america who is unaware of what happened in new york. the polling is pretty clear that it has no effect on the electorate or a modest effect at best. voters are concerned about the southern border and you were saying about inflation, about where we stand in the world. that's what people want to hear from the incumbent president about, and that's what he should be talking about. $50 million on as calling trump a convicted felon, has from the number you reported and others i've seen suggest a huge windfall for him financially that i can only believe will only increase if biden attacks white -- in a way that i think he is ultimately not useful and pote

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so you can mak case that the american people have chosen dysfunction.bout box and said this is what i want. but they did not know exactly what they were going to get. let me get back to this. i mentioned cial5■ this which ha profound impact on virtually everything in our country. social media especially. it has a profound impact. let's all understand at the moment. they say one third of the americaneople now believe the last election was stolen. one third of the american people. and they say that about two thirds of the republican party. believes it was stolen. how do you get to that? there book called the death of truth that comes out soon. when you talk about■iu trust, hw do you also understand the combination of trust and truth and what voters know when you decide how they want to choose a government? i think tyone in america is a broadcaster,profound impace know and what people decide to do with spect to their choice of government and who they send to washington, d.c. that is a significant part of the problem. ow what exists. the question then is ho

have anyone out there vathat hasn't been able to avail veterans benefits and we'll take that back to mak entering those reports of sexual result in the dsaid? >> in any case where they need to be entered because a victim we will insure that's happening. >> she said, in a question to you, what actions will you do re victims m you have so horribly remistreated? this official had responsibility for counseling and helping. students at the academy that were victims and survivors of ssault and life and career helping them. sexual response coordinated know this position that exists throughouto the services. did she report to you? did she report to you? >> did she report to the superintendent? >> i'll get back to you on the exact chain. >> doo you know her personally? >> as a matter on one occasion she was a dedicated professional. >> willl you read her statement? >> i will. >> will you meet with her? >> yes, as long as the investigative process allows. just say, again, iss allows. apologize for repeating. i mean this without any disrespect. i have a great deal respect for the investigative proc

jury and so you can picture maybe talking about, you know,, michael cohen or even stormy daniels or makl this point that, or had existed. no remember, of course, the former president had violated it, had been found in by legitimate numerous times and had been fine over it so it hasn't really slow him normally doesn't mean he's going to be able to talk about prosecutors or court employees or their families. so you've heard him on the stump talk about those things, you have to be very careful but he will have no the open door to talk about witnesses he feels like were untrue or really hurt his case in a way he find unjust. >> sandra: what the -- >> he can talk about witnesses and the jurors if he chooses to but, you know, i think what may most importantly don't want to be able to talk about are the individual prosecutors themselves and why is that? because we know that the former number 3 beauty official left that prime spot to go become effectively alvin bragg's right-hand man and drive this case so when donald trump talks about biden's doj in after me, that is what he is talking about.

let's now mak sure everyone knows who our guests are who are in attendance.as which is a federally mandated legalt advocn behalf of all people with disabilities. hasg services per cheese previously worked with victims of domestic violence, shelters and community advocacy organizations. she'sot a law degree from the school of law. she is a faculty senior advisor for health and behavioral health policy a connecticut school of social work. the innovation insti■te. has lsm rutgers. her work focuses of care delivery, behavioral healtl and developmental disabilities. prior to recurrent wrote she served as assistant commissioner for new jersey children system of care. shs director of government accountability office workforce and ince act. ms. catherine laren we welcoyoun coidleccount ability we welcome you we will start with you. >> a german white and, ranking member crapo numbs the senate finance committee, thank you for the opportunity to justify here today i am the abuse neglect to managing attornment disability rights arkansas protection advocacy agency the pro

from the moment donald trump came down at us later, one of his signature mak he took a lot of heat whenbad people in the country. now we've just seen in recent weeks 13-year-old girl raped in broad daylight in a parking and queens new york. the brutal murder of a 12-year-old billy gerlott after being tortured and brutalized for two hours in houston, texas and murdered in that case. rachel marin, a mother of five, we know her story, we know laken riley's story. and so many others. and then you think about over about 11 million illegal immigrants coming in under joe biden's policies, he's been telling the country for, you know, the better part of his presidency that the border is close and the border is secure. and now at the last minute he saying while i fix the border and yet all of these issues have come up. if you look in the early primary states, immigration kept showing up as the number 1. how big an issue will it be tonight? >> is become a national issue. you hear the saying that every state is not a border state and that smiling some real truth to that, sean, and, of course, on wh

but i want to tell people out there how you caon actually mak, a difference, how you can rectify this it comes on novemberu can rect h of this year. it comes the first day of early votingfirs in your state. >> get out and vote in thisn election. this eioour country depends on . the future of america certainly depends on iict. hing we cannot allow these things to stand. we need to get to the bottom of this stand . save >> we need to save our country. but you got to get out and vote. to gei agree. ean: e and early voting, by the way, starts in septembear r. some in september, in some states. i hope people keep that in min dget ov and get over your reluctance and resistance to voting early d . i know you're working hard on legal ballot harvesting knowg hard wanully surpass democratic efforts, but if you want to change it, garland's not going to changngen he's weaponized the department of justice. it will remain that wa e theyino and probably get worse if, god forbid, he was reelected. all righrs it. >> trump thank you. when we come back, with biden's campaign flailin g, the leftto sca is

we had a partial win in then first amendment gag order where he allowed mak the president toe speak about witnesses. remember, president trump as the only being gagged here? he is the only political candidate that is being gagged, witnesses themselves weren't gagged. so we have judge merchan now after the tria the judghe triall, people like michael cohen could go on. af and all the resty sa and talk. now they say, oh, hey, heyy, yoe convicted by a new york blue jury, but nowy you can i talk. don't get it twisted. this is what they're doing to make the americantthat's w verythin people think that everything is fair and square when we know it is not. il kit's much like hunter biden, who's still walking around freely despitewa the of a trialt that they had for him to make them look like they're not biased. ke iike theyso then on top of t, we had the doj and you know, jack smith, who we do not believe has even a valid not counsel who wasn't appointed properly, shouldn't be in the position now asking for yet another gag order. it's different than what we'reig going to see on thursday. they are

a prim court mak. >> so what's joe think? >> na na na na. like looking? ywhere no. nobody steps down. not going anywhere. that's not way you do it. you'r if you're going to be me, you got to run againste t me. nobody wants to do it, right.t oh, they got the californiwha gy with the hair and the teeth. come on.the te etonly one who likes him is him and we got a vp lady laughing. t kathy, good luckha with that jud the mayor guy. judge . pete. he can't be medgpete. nobody respects him. and it's not because he's . because he's not a real judge. h but we've goe't to guess she can do handstands. rosie grant stands co-host about number two on yo he puts down ha ha and ha ha i'm homeless founder of the largest party dog on mike i love the bumper sticker says food is for losers new.best york times best selling author and fox news contributor catch com. he doesn't wear hawaiian shirts . he wears hawaii as a shirt. "new york times" best selling author and comedian, former nwa world guy. >> so i'll go to you first,ut even though you're not a lawyer, but i'm interested vei in wh

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reenact his answerre rees, his stuff, and they have everything in control in the invisible world to mak trol ie sure that nothingnothin from the fact the monster with the red hai facr will him.t if he says something factual, they'll cut his mike if he gets ths too long, they remind him te he's a felon. so they live in this invisibleyi world of problems and issues. and then what you're doing is you're. but okay, cool a that's 0.00% of people. but what about an actual group that'speople a being like our c? if they're not having groomers or they're not having traffickers across the border, them, like, why are we not protectin g our. well, that's a real thing that you can't that takes time and effort. thakes timthey're interested ins they live in that invisible world. >> hmm. well put all right before we. go, a quick announcement. >> we're taking the showore we on the roa gkd month. we'll be live at the rnc in milwaukee. in wis >> that's in wisconsin? yeah. yeahu know.. they say yes, they get cheese there. >> yes, i could get cheese here. yeah. anyway, monday, july 15th through thursday, ju

make thiees private economy maks go and we will have growth. unlike anything we have seensees since. >> you know, i don't know, maybe four years agoince may ye >> let's get your take, david. well, i want to pick up on that, because this is this wh one of those incredible elections in which you have two presidents, both of which have had a fulpresidenl to prove whether their plans work or not. and we've has work od we have th example of what happened under president trump, not only the growth nt trump, real growth in incomed as opposed to a 4% loss in income. under president biden, we've had real growth in tax revenue. for those people who think that the government shouldto d have some more money to do things, you got more money comingou'v in from president trump's tax cuts. and of course, president, if he is reelected, god help us. we're going to see all kinds of new tax increases. that's going to make an enormous mess ma s. we're probably going to end upbl with less revenue, which means greater which means more inflation and higher interest ra

bipartton pay gap mak the u.s.d.a. loan program to make effective and responsive toef rm ranchers.a vital tool used by young farmers ranchers. this is a really chal bipartisan crop insurance actctl.d by thect senators extends ers to 10 years. thus lowering their coverage. irin closing, thank you foror the opportunity to testify beforee wow today. in my view the mostng congress can do is help the next generation of a robust farm bill that improves access risk management tools and voluntary programs. i look forward to work with youwa today policy for young and ginning farmers. i stand ready to answer questions you mightwe will now y turn to ms. parks. >> chair smith ranking member, members of the subcommittee. lowing me to testify. i'm a beginning farmer in northfield minnesota. weie operate farms. i'm a member of national farmers union and the rice county chapt of the farmer's union and part of the land stewardship program. this is aen of familyio farmersnchers and their community. we put sound will produce the fuel we need for the helpe of citizens. b farmers like me enter agricuur

withor maks go in there and sta. it's a bad day for america. and joe, don't talk to me about being irresponsible and dangerous. epartm your department of justice allowed the statute of limitations to run foen juste r y son hunter biden so we couldn't get him indicted and prosecutenr for the main years that he got millions from russia and chinami lid ukrainllionse they let the statute of limitations run. and it's only because of a judge wh's onlo said, we're notn to let your son get away with the gun charge, but we'll see how that goes. >>get aw will. and we're going to see soon how that goes. it starts next week. we jusllt brand new video in ofb president biden reacting to the trump verdict. watcideo oh. >> thi inis conviction helps trump in the election. are you worried that this could happen to you someday? somebody comesu worried this wis charges and tries to bring afu into court after your term ? >>u knowyour ter, you go and whn trump dies, you're just trying to bruissayse him. what do you say politically? te he thinks you're pulling the st

. >> think on this mak, jesse.t lasta, year, 73,000 illegal immigrants came to this country with criminal histories responsibls camee for more than 290,000 crimes. more than 4000 were sexua sexual assault. so what do you think is going to happen when they get here? l .what's going to happen, perhaps, is what we caught pablo doing in geneseepe county, michigan. and here's the kick. i talked to genesee county sherifndf chris swanson after a the sting. and while pablo is chargedfter three felonies because of getting caught in that sting ,in all likelihood, he will plead guilty to one or two ofnd those and be deported without servin deporg much time in pris he's in jailnow. right nowon on $15,000 bond, but he could go back to mexico where he came from. and what's to stop him from coming in again, just like he dido mexiu five years ago n, because the border is not shut down. >> that was a fake executive >> jessee r. and we're going to have you back next week because you have more information about a smas h and grab fentanyl the ring. absolutely. so we've been reportin g on the fentanyl crisis

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