maloney: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 881, and i condemn in the strongest terms the hateful attack on congregation beth israel of colleyville, texas, on january 15 of this year. anti-semitism is a dangerous and growing crisis, both in the united states and around the world. according to the anti-defamation league, in 2020 and 2021, alone there were 8,166 incidents of extremism or anti-semitism just here in the united states. and according to the f.b.i., in 2020 more than half of the religiously motivated hate crimes reported targeted jewish people. even though the jewish americans make up only 2% of the population of the united states of america. this is a staggering level of anti-semitism. tragically, on january 15, 2022, violent anti-semitism became all too real for the congregation beth israel in colleyville, texas. four individuals were taken hostage simply for being jewish. although alls who tanls were eventually -- hostages were eventually rescued safely this attack never sho

meanwhile, sean patrick maloney definitely not irish. i mean sean patrick maloney, we get it.ess, why they're having trouble relating to voters, they think we are divisive and too focused on cultural issues, they think tha we are preachy, they think we act like we know better than parents when it comes to their kids in schools. to the problem is not the voters , the problem is us. i applaud maloney for this, the accountability these days is it's rarer than someone who's never heard of me. i wonder what joe thinks. >> look, people ask the same questions over and over again. are you going to run for reelection? i said i'd run if i'm healthy, know i wouldn't be healthy, i like him. to make your arm sore for a couple of days, that's about it. i didn't even say that i'm goin to get in trouble. i'm old all right? everybody's old, who are you going to get, tromp? hillery, bernie? they're all old. i don't know why they keep electing these old people, look at congress. did you see that state of the union? it looked like the movie cocoon. >> douglas, when that guy maloney said that he c

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member rob portman and 26 other senate cosponsors from both sides of the aisle as well as chairwoman maloney and ranking member comeare, to craft consensus reforms and bipartisan support in the house and the senate. i'm grateful to my colleagues for their hard work and cooperation. they compromise during this process. our legislation which has been 15 years in the making, the postal service to refund the cost of retiree health benefits, with medicare. together these reforms will save the postal service $49 billion and ensure this essential public service which is dependent on revenues from product and service fees to fund its operations. it is set on a path for long-term financial stability. this historic legislation will ensure every american knows what is going on with the mail in their community by requiring the postal service, the post weekly, local performance data online and vital institution continues to deliver mail at least six days a week. bypassing the postal service reform act we can ensure the postal service will provide reliable service to families and small businesses, seniors

>> thank you, congresswoman maloney.e actually do capture hispanic, latino information within our data and i know that varies across many organizations. and depending on what they're going to collect. we do have that, just to give you the number back to that chart. about 19.5% of our cases were hispanic, latino, kind of goes in trend with that chart and on up, certainly, a population that very much needs services and assistance as well. we recognize that through our work and we've got case managers, but half of our case managers are spanish speakers. we have a language line of services to communicate in 230 different languages and a majority of our publications are written in english and spanish and reach out as well and engage with our resources. >> okay. i want to ask you, do you have any data on what happens to these missing girls and women? are they-- do they go into sex trafficking? are they murdered? what happens? do you have anything that -- or do you track what happens or if someone is found or any of the outcome

maloney: thank you, chairman, for your leadership. mr. speaker, i rise in support of this legislation banning russian oil and gas imports and imposing additional sanctions to punish putin and his cronies for their war of aggression in ukraine. which has caused more than two million ukrainians to flee their country. president biden has already imposed swift and severe consequences, including yesterday's executive action. however it is the duty of congress to join the president, enact a congressional ban on russian gas and oil imports to the u.s., and send a strong message to the kremlin that none of our money will be used to bank roll shelling of eungan families -- ukrainian families. yesterday the oversight committee held a bipartisan briefing with u.s. and ukrainian government officials. the message was clear. putin's regime must be denied these crucial oil revenues while we continue to provide urgently needed aid to ukraine. i urge support for this legislation, for the good of the united states, and the support of ukraine. and i yield b

maloney of new york, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yea on h.r. 7108. and madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. crist of florida, i inform the house that mr. crist will also vote yea on h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island seek recognition? mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. titus of nevada, nicknamed the silver state but which leads the nation in gold production, i inform the house that ms. titus will vet yes on h.r. 7 -- vote yes on h.r. 7108. as the member designated by ms. wilson of florida, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote yes on h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. evans: madam speaker, as the member designated by -- the following members, madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson of florida, mr. rush of illinois, mr. horsford of nevada, they vote yes on h.r. 7108. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr.

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all of that has the democrat re-election chief, congressman sean maloney now warning democrats stop being so out of touch with america. there is a war going on. the problem is us. democrats are going to lose big time in the midterms. joining us tonight congressman austin scott, michael burgess, james comer and dan bishop. former acting chair of council on the economic advisor, he is tomas phillipson. former nypd detective as core odom. also former independent counsel sol wisenberg. people nationwide putting i did that, biden stickers to point out sticker shot. former not heidi heitkamp blames criticism on biden on americans who got quote to cheap gas but democrat senator manchin, tells the white house, democrats stop with the fingerpointing. we have that, senator rand paul out with an amendment, fire dr. fauci. no single government official should have that power to shut down america as evidence pours lockdowns failed main street. former a.g. barr optimistic special counsel durham will deliver anticipates in his criminal probe of trump russia. he could deliver more indictments too. we hav

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before i give it to the chair our distinguished chair maloney, let me say we share an admiration for carole king. we also i think share a common commitment to standing with ukraine and the president zelenskyy and their fight against putin's unprovoked brutal war. they were unified in this congress and making sure no russian oil comes to the united states shores. in terms of the points raised on gas, we have great respect for the ranking member we sometimes have disagreements but one thing i want to make clear as i am for and i think many democrats are for short-term increase in production to make sure gas prices go down. i think that is something what the proposal to increase buying two filled up our strategic reserves. i am for increasing short-term production. i think long term the way you defeat the petro state like russia, like saudi arabia, like iran, like venezuela is by having a boost to the over at all energy certainly can respond visit sure what woman wanted to make that clear. now let me yield to our distinguished chairwoman maloney. >> thank you chairman and ranking member

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newshour weekend special correspondent kira kay has our story, produced with videographer jason maloneye bureau for international reporting. ( protests ) >> reporter: over the last year, myanmar's young people have poured into the streets to oppose their country's military takeover. some protesters were killed in the brutal response. including this young woman, in her painfully optimistic t-shirt. one of the leaders of this so-called "spring revolution" is thinzar shunlei yi. >> the coup attempt was something that we didn't expect. but at the same time, we finally turned this challenge into an opportunity. everybody was so determined that this is going to be the final revolution for us. we are going to overthrow them. >> reporter: it felt like a last chance. >> yes. the last chance, the last battle, the last bloed. that's why many people invested everything they have-- their jobs, their life, their family, everything. >> reporter: thinzar is familiar with the unpopular side of difficult issues. in 2017, the human rights activist joined a campaign to give white roses of friendship to the

the gentleman from new york, mister sean patrick maloney. gentleman woman from ohio, miss captor. >> all right. we'll continue to keep an eye on this is again, we have live coverage of the state of the union coming up at 6 o'clock as they go through the final formalities before that begins and we will have live coverage throughout the duration of the president's state of the union. meantime, some local news who want to get in here on the penineula hearing to determine if scott peterson will get a new trial. that's been >> suspended until march 24th lawyers for scott peterson told the judge today that they need more time to line up witnesses yesterday. former juror richelle nice testified that she answered questions truthfully peterson's attorneys claim that she lied on a pretrial questionnaire before peterson's original trial when she did not disclose that she was in a volatile relationship while she was pregnant. the defense's plan is to put witnesses on the stand who they say will contradict nice's testimony. but that as we saw today, they

still president maloney zalinski indicated he stokes could be making progress the nation with sure which he would it be representatives of our countries, but who are holding daily talks? olivia videoconferencing no dual, and no our delegation has a clear tasking to do everything to arrange the meeting of the president's. should molly the right not my the meeting. i'm sure people are waiting for the best e the yeah, obviously this is the difficult story to keep a hard pathway. but we need this pathway or cigarette a path desperately needed in eastern regions on the sustained russian assault. this is the city of crime, a task. i witness video from a resident, asha destruction to our apartment in a 5 story building in the aftermath of an air raid bureau, where it is clear that the russian invasion of ukraine has created a humanitarian crisis. that now stretches across europe. and as a russian forces intensify their attacks, the threat of fighting spilling over into nato territory is also growing. my 1st guess tonight was director of policy planning it nader when russia annexed crimea. he sa

those 2 countries. developed food for gar, maloney, spying close to form the 1000 pounds of wheat from ukraine, which is now that's half of our supplies billed. right. and we can't do that anymore. and the prices have gone up. and he also saw in lebanon, which is heavily reliant on wheat from ukraine. we have other countries in the region that we normally buy the food in ukraine, the wheat and the prices have gone up since february to march 24 percent replies has increased. and that means for us that extra costs. so compounded is colby and the, the cause is now in, in the ukraine. we actually paying $70000000.00 more for the same amount of food that we bought a year ago is to save money in $70000000.00 a month for us, for dog sort of l. food forgot means we can not support for 1000000 people. among 4000000 people less to support. a thousands of ukrainian nationals living abroad have heated their presidents call to come and defend their homeland. not all have military training. the now during the many ordinary ukrainian civilians who are now taking up arms for the 1st time at the polish

i think it is what the right side of history and tells us congresswoman carolyn maloney has suggested prohibiting the government from conducting any business with companies who decided to continue working in russia while many companies have made the right decision to end or significantly scale back their operations in russia, others have failed to do so. that is why today i'm introducing this common sense legislation to support the biden harris administration's efforts to isolate russia and ensure no american taxpayer dollars will go towards supporting vladimir putin in justified invasion. ukraine's president's has also recently put swiss food corporation, nestle to shame, demanding it quits the russian market. but the company's representatives say they are already doing their best for ukrainians. the fact they're, we like other food companies supply the population with important food does not mean that we simply continue as before. we are doing whatever we can in ukraine and neighboring countries to help alleviate this humanitarian catastrophe. meanwhile, the infamous hiking group an

at don maloney's school in natalie, a ukrainian conductor has decided to fight for her homeland on social media. and in concert halls, oksana, lena is already a trail blazer. the 1st woman to conducted germany's famous by hold festival. now the war in her homeland has left her feeling helpless though she is determined to oppose it. they w caught up with her and run, ah, a concert for peace conducted by oksana lina if she's visibly distressed by the war in her home country ukraine. recently, she joined the orchestra of the town through commonality. bolona. they're playing a piece by ukrainian composer, judy shift jenkins. this intimate interpretation sounds like a prayer. we met lean of in rome, or she's preparing to conduct the opera to don dot by puccini. she's deeply worried, unshaken, blue habit. neat not only familiar, i'm not just afraid for my family. i. i'm afraid for every one to have boom. i know i'm afraid for my country the lamb, but and afraid for the places where i work at us on it. and i don't like the live national opera, the odessa national opera down there. stunning archi

thousands filling maloney field wednesday, the home of stanford soccer standing there silently, candles lit to remember student katie meyer. a lot of just blank white faces a lot of shock sophomore kieran wallace among the student athletes reeling from the news of myer's passing . a lot of athletes were sitting all together just to take the time to show each other their love wallace, a member of the school's rowing team, describing the mood in the schools cafeteria for student athletes. the 22 year old discovered dead in a residence hall earlier this week. the circumstances surrounding her death still unknown, the senior who was born in burbank and attended high school in 1000 oaks, remembered as a bigger than life figure on the women's soccer team. her penalty kick save in 2019, helping lift her squad with third ncaa women's soccer championship. night. saw her as goalkeeper on the team and i saw how passionate she is about soccer and how big of support she is for everybody on her team myers team tweeting tuesday. we love you, katie. in a letter to students, university administrators de

those 2 countries. develop food for gar, maloney, spying close to $4000.00 tons of wheat from your claim, which is now that's half of our supplies billed. right, and we can't do that anymore. and the prices have gone up, as he also saw in lebanon, which is heavily reliant on wheat from ukraine. we have other countries in the region that we normally buy the food in ukraine, the wheat and the prices have gone up since february to march 24 percent read, the vice has increased and that means for us extra costs. so, compounded is colby and the, the cause is now in the ukraine. we actually paying $70000000.00 more for the same amount of food that we bought a year ago is to save money in $70000000.00 a month for us, for dog sort of l. food forgot means we can not support for 1000000 people. among 4000000 people less to support. definitely sounds like at diane situations, what needs to change con, poor countries, for example, get access to our markets. they can, but it's at, 1st of all, it's filled up away, middle east and northern africa ukraine. these close to black. see if they have to buy fo

that resolve was strengthened by the positive nature of what shaun maloney is going to tell you in a short time. but also, by the panelists that we heard. focused on how we reach out, make policies for the people to lift them up. and very frankly, the american people in this country and the world received a gut punch from the pandemic and we have responded with vigor and with effectiveness to that gut punch. which is why we are confronting an economy that's one of the fastest economies that we've seen in many decades. we mentioned the number of people employed at 7.4, 5 or 6 million people. that's in the context of in the previous fours years prior to the biden administration losing 2.2 million jobs in america. what an extraordinary turnaround, unemployment now down 4% and lower. we come to philadelphia, the birth of our democracy, to say that we are going to renew our resolve to build this democracy even stronger and now, the ukrainian people and the world has received a gut punch and the world, led by joe biden, is responding. responding in a way that has given ukrainians the coura

sean patrick maloney. the gentlewoman from ohio the gentlewoman from delaware ms. rochester. the gentleman from california mr. mccarthy. the gentleman from louisiana mre gentlewoman from new york mr. phonic. the gentleman from louisiana mr. the gentleman from alabama mr. palmer. the gentleman from oklahoma mr. cole. the gentlewoman from indiana the sparks. [background noises] president of the senate at the direction of that body appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate tod escort te president of the united states the senator from new york. mr. schumer. the senator from vermont mr. leahy. the senator from illinois mr. durbin. the senator from michigan, stabenow. the senator from minnesota, is klobuchar. the senator from wisconsin ms. baldwin. the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell. ther senator from south dakota, mr. thune. the senator from wyoming, mr. barrasso. the senator from iowa, mr. ernst a. the senator from missouri, mr. blunt. and the senator from iowa, mr. grassley. >> the members of the escort committee will exit the ch

sean patrick maloney, the woman from ohio, the gentlewoman from delaware, ms.hester, the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise, the gentlewoman from new york, the gentleman from louisiana, mr. mike johnson, mr. palmer, mr. cole, though gentlewoman from indiana. >> the president of the senate, at the direction of that body, appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate to escort the president of the united states into the house chamber. the senator from new york, mr. schumer, the senator from vermont, mr. leahy, the senator from illinois, mr. durbin, the senator from michigan, the senator from minnesota, ms. klobuchar, senator from wisconsin, ms. baldwin, the senator from kentucky, mr. mcconnell, the senator from south dakota, the senator from wyoming, the senator from iowa, ms. earnst, the senator from missouri, mr. blunt, and the senator from iowa, mr. grassley. >> the members of the escort committee will exit the chamber through the lobby doors. >> now we wait. [indiscernible

>> thank you, congresswoman maloney. we do capture the information within the data. know that varies across many organizations depending on what they are going to collect. to give you the number back to the chart about 19.5% of the cases were hispanic latino and it goes in trend with fast chart. we've recognized that through a the work. half of our spanish speakers. we have a language service to communicate 230 different languages into the majority of the publications are in english and spanish to reach out to the community as well and engage with the resources. >> i want to ask you do you have hany data on what happens to these missing girls and women. do they give into trafficking, or they murdered, what happens? do you have anything or doth you track what happens if anyone is found in the outcomes i know you work on it. doha you capture what happens? >> yes ma'am, we do. but honestly, in our area working with social service children when they are recovered that is one of the areas we constantly work to improve. at times, we don't receive exactly what the recovery

this morning stephanie baker and tom maloney issue of bloomberg businessweek, a spectacular article onanctions and oligarchs. emily wilkins joins us right now on what must be the reaction of the white house. while, emily. what a piece, with graphics show how leaky all of this sanctions stuff is. how does the president plug the holes with prime minister johnson and brussels and the rest of continental europe? emily: to a certain extent sanctioning specific individuals has always been a tricky thing, just because there is not sort of that global communication in who is on the list, was on the same list. our reporting clearly shows that, at some oligarchs on some lists, some are not on any lists. tom: great, but are we going to get tougher? that is what the public wants to know. jon, is prime minister johnson leading the way on this? jonathan: on sanctions, tom? they have been on the same page, haven't they? last week got another list ramping things up for the administration. there was always scope to do more based on whether we got an escalation. the question a lot of people ask right no

elizabeth: to your point, representative shaun maloney chair of the congressional democratic campaignis telling "axios" i'm completely overmask mandates but ford, he is seeing the internal polling. he knows to your point what voters are saying. they're done, they're over it. the way that the pandemic was botched. he is saying i'm for whatever gets rid of mask mandates as quickly as possible. but he is doing this because it is about messaging. it is about setting up that d.c. media echo chamber into new york, so the democrats can reposition themselves as being forward thinking on the pandemic >> well republicans cannot and should not let democrats off the hook for their tyrannical ways of the past two years. look, lockdowns, prolonged school closures, that damaged people's economic lives and hurt our kids. yes, the democrats are trying to change the message but remember it is up to the republicans remind voters exactly what democrats will do, if you put democrats back into power, i promise you after the midterms they will be singing a different tune when it comes to the mandates. essen

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maloney: if it has been announced as the result of a ukraine war and other disagreements that russia and china are now moving to trade completely in their currency got no longer using the dollar, and pakistan is going to meet with russia, what effect would that have on the u.s. economy, if china and russia no longer use the dollar in certain block trades around the world and with each other? what effect would it have on our economy? chair powell: we benefit from being the main reserve currency for the world because we have open capital accounts and the rule of law and inflation over a long period of time under control so the dollar preserves its value. our markets are the most liquid and the place where people want to be. over time, the question is if somewhat to move away from the dollar, what will be the effect on us? i do not think it is something you would feel right away. over time, they would have to create an economic ecosystem whereby another currency becomes a better currency for them to use. we can make the dollar the most attractive currency by continuing to have the rule

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sean patrick maloney, on the other hand, when he looks at how he's going to keep this majority and tryad on messaging what's already been done really using the word empathy a few times in talking to us here, and therein is the rub, right, how much you can still do versus campaigning on what's just been done already. >> so jake, i was struck when you listen to pramila jayapal there, she's right, republicans don't want to put covid money into this omnibus bill, i go back to the american rescue plan, democrats decided they were going to do a big covid package, bigger than republicans wanted and alone. did democrats sacrifice any future dollars by doing that. how hard will it be to continue to find bipartisan votes for more money for covid going forward? >> this was the last train leaving the station, garrett. i think that's obvious to you and to ali. i mean, there were a lot of things hitched to this omnibus bill, and for good reason because it needed to pass, so i think going forward, it's just going to be really difficult. this was a $15 billion bill. i mean, could they get a $5 billion

. >> thank you ranking member bass i want to recognize chair maloney. >> thank you mr. chairman. and mr. chairman the logging industry spends millions of dollars every year trying to implement lawmakers and the public is trying to convince us that chopping down trees is good and right and you use buzzwords like the truth about logging or they like to ask her witnesses about some of the industry's favorite terms. ms. king does the logging industry use the word -- in chopping down trees. and how about do they use the term quote hazardous fuel reduction to me in chopping down trees? >> yes. fire risk reduction means chopping down trees? >> yes. >> and what about active forest management? can this be another term for chopping down trees? >> yes and there are so many, reforestation, vegetation management, forest health and what they end up doing is they go in and whatever does they say say they are going to do they logged more as has been pointed out. they seek the most profitable trees which are the big ones and they leave all the branches on the ground to dry out which exacerbates f

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