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massie, you are now recognized. >> mr. massie, you are now recognized we could then go to mr. higgins. >> mr. hice. >> okay. we had some difficulty. we're going to go to mr. roy and come back to mr. massie. mr. weissberg can you hear me? >> we can hear you but we're not seeing you. now we see you. >> okay, excellent. appreciate it. thanks for the indulgence. 202-748-8000 at a couple of questions for me. when you nominated by the president of the united states or selected by unanimous bipartisan board? >> i was selected by unanimous bipartisan board. >> thank you. i minute ago my colleague mr. connolly lamented your done quote 70 days of damage, yet mr. connolly if i'm not mistaken has been on this committee for 11 years, chair or rank of the government operation committees for seven years and given that the oversight committee held a hearing in april of 2019 about the financial condition of the usps, why do they we are having a hearing today 71 days before election and 48 hours after we voted on legislation before we have a hearing? why do you think we we're havia hearing toda

massie immediately jumped on them. that's what they call.le] in fact course to orkin the pest-control company, baltimore is the ninth most rat infested city in the area. chicago's number one. the trump campaign also turned up a videotape of elijah cummings bemoaning the fact that this was 20 years ago that he represented the rat infested district. so hypocrisy is off the charts. no people are basically are afraid of pointing it out as republicans in particular. the guns get tort on them. trump wrote a headline that said wrapped one meeting trump. calling the inhabitants of baltimore the victims i don't get to live there it was an insult to the poor people of baltimore. elijah coming in the "washington post". many look at the battlefield that way you don't have the money of trump you don't have the public presence of trump's easy to pick off like they picked off these. when he said stupid things. this kind of the focus of my book they tried to, if you read the psychological warfare manua manual, for the enemy is to attack him morally. in putt

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but he was portrayed my raymond massie who also portrayed abraham lincoln in a famous film, and definitely proceduort as a dmonic madman. i would say the most famous memorial tribute to john brown is a mural in the topeka state house which shows brown as sort of an angel of god with his hands up raised and fire, war breaking out in back of him. it makes him sort of an apostle of violence that leads to freedom. it's appropriate that it's in topeka in a way because it's this town where the brown v board of education case was hatched. >> it's also very poignant to see his grave and his sons with him in lake placid, just a very simple but beautiful memorial in and of itself, i think. here's another question about john brown. why didn't he use the muskets that were in the armory rather than the spears? >> he did. i mean, his -- he did. he just didn't think his african-american followers would be able to use the muskets once they were liberated or liberated themselves, which is the unlikely scenario he created from the plantations nearby. there was rifle fire at the armory. he broke out a few wi

he was portrayed interestingly by raymond massie who also portrayed abraham lincoln in a famous film. he definitely portrayed as a demonic man. i would say that the most famous memorial tribute to john brown and i'm going to get the dates wrong is a mural in the topeka state house. this shows brown as sort of an angel of god with his hands upraised and fire war breaking out in back of him. makes him sort of like an apostle violence that leads to freedom. and it's appropriate that's in a topeka and away because it's the town where the brown v. board of education case was hatched. >> it's also very pointed to see his grave and his sons are with them in lake placid. just very simple the beautiful memorial and itself. here's another question about john brown. why did he why did he why did not he use the baskets heavily armor instead of the spear? >> he just didn't think is african americans followers will be able to use the muskets once they were liberated or liberated themselves. there was rifle fire at the armory. he broke out a few windows and fired back at least marine contingent. the

we're gog to find out more as the sun comes up gh this onecallede thpa of a massi area of evacuations in napa and sonoma county. including areas of healdsburg again a live look right t areaa because most of that is already burned. firefighters have spent most of the night trying to make sure that people are getting r hos. o and are getting to mesoscene r south bay. the santa cruz mountains, we st worof some new evacuations in bonny doon. this is around big basin state park. lsa las combres. but middle of the night evacuations in bonny doon as well as the boulder creek area. in san mateo county, western county along the o la honda area. two evacuation centers set up for that complex of fires. one @ santa cruz county fire grounds in watsonville and another at pescadero high school. so we are going to keep an eye on both of these large fires and the ongoing evacuations throughout the morning and get the information that you need to know to you. len, back to you. >>> all right, anne, thank you. now to campaign 2020 and the controversy swirling around the post office. the postmaster genera

hehe traveveled on thihis massie pilgrimage to egypt and hee gave so muchh gold in egypt, he literallyestroy the e economy. but people donon't knowow the storories. we are not t taught about precolonial cash were not eveven about africa today. i remember going to africa for the first, people asking me the weirdest questions about africa and it just goes to show me how little we are taught about africa and how much wewe are tataught about europe. either we are a mumulticultural nation witith people who come fm africa and america and asia and europe and we are goioing to really teach our children and teach about all these different places just as w we are teaching them about native american history and culture or we're are goining to focus on europe. and i don't think we should focus on europe because that is a demonstration to me of racism. about wanted to talk jackie robinson and the film "42," where major league baseball celebrated jackie robinson day on friday, august 28. it was on that day in 1945 -- before the march on washington on august 28, 1963, before emmett till was murdered

there is no doubt, not the slightest doubt it was one massi massive long transgression of the hatch actnot pence and trump themselves because they're excluded, but even to them, if they engage others, that's a criminal violation. but it's much more profound than that it seems to me. there is definitely the regulatory problems that point to the need to have more teeth in the hatch act. but it was something a lot deeper to actually see fireworks over the washington monument like a political rally at a convention. you know, that's the sort of thing they do in russia and red square. they equate the leader and the party with the country. and this was the ultimate violation of the hatch act in spirit as well saying, as trump put it, we're here, they're not. we are the country. we are the washington monument. we are july 4th. that really is deeply offensive about the actual seat of government. and as walter says, completely unprecedented, miles beyond the pale. >> well, harry, to your point about the regulatory part of this, you have the office of special counsel which is supposed to enforce,

barcelona say they have no intention of allowing leno massy to leave the club. on the footballing world by handing in a transfer request on choose day the player in the club looks set for a legal stand off messi believes his contract will allow him to leave on a free transfer barsa insists he is still bound by an $800000000.00 by a clause barcelona sporting director has said that the club is still planning to build a team around messi and with a basic salary of around 90000000 dollars a year not many clubs are in the running to sign the 33 year old english premier league side manchester city offers the chance of a reunion with former barcelona player and manager pep already. he has she might see messi as a player who could help them win their 1st year a paean champions league his former barsa teammate neymar is already at the club and turmoil and are backed by ambitious chinese owners desperate to and event to event disses dominance in the italian league the other option for massey is to stay where it is and that's certainly what the majority of barcelona fans a

i don't sport lino massi puts barcelona on notice that 33 year old argentinian tells the club he wants to leave with immediate effect. it's a disease that once paralyze $75000.00 children each year across africa now off to decades of effort a world health organization has declared the continent free of the naturally occurring polio virus a final push focused on northern nigeria where health workers often put their lives at risk to vaccinate children in a region filled with violence and insecurity well the water borne virus is highly infectious and mainly affects children under the age of 5 fever pain and vomiting are the in it. symptoms though in some cases it can lead to irreversible paralysis there's been a 99 percent fall in the number of infections since 1988 only 2 countries are yet to eradicate the disease afghanistan and pakistan under it $75.00 people were diagnosed with the virus last year but the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted an international lexa nation program so there are fears of a resurgence and 16 african countries akari experiencing an outbreak of the vaccine deri

and the line up for the quarter finals of the european champions league has been decided lino massi was among the scores for barcelona as they beat a talian team napoli 31 that wrapped up before 2 aggregate win to reach a last stage for a 13 string season or so while a german side bar in munich in the quarter finals the german champions cruised through with a 71 aggregate win over chelsea. serena williams is getting ready to play in her 1st tournament since a coronavirus lock down the 23 time grand slam winner will be competing at the top seed open in kentucky which starts on monday it's good to be just back with my family from family. or measure how it feels yet to be competitive because this is so different but lisa get to see so many familiar faces well i think just the break was something urges loved in me to him. i haven't been doing much just been training and training more than ever so it's good. and the 1st official women's tournament to be held since march is reaching its conclusion believe france be on a feral play and that quanta right estonia in the final the palermo open la

massie, you are now recognized. >> mr. massie, you are now recognized we could then go to mr. higgins. >> mr. hice. >> okay. we had some difficulty. we're going to go to mr. roy and come back to mr. massie. mr. weissberg can you hear me? >> we can hear you but we're not seeing you. now we see you. >> okay, excellent. appreciate it. thanks for the indulgence. 202-748-8000 at a couple of questions for me. when you nominated by the president of the united states or selected by unanimous bipartisan board? >> i was selected by unanimous bipartisan board. >> thank you. i minute ago my colleague mr. connolly lamented your done quote 70 days of damage, yet mr. connolly if i'm not mistaken has been on this committee for 11 years, chair or rank of the government operation committees for seven years and given that the oversight committee held a hearing in april of 2019 about the financial condition of the usps, why do they we are having a hearing today 71 days before election and 48 hours after we voted on legislation before we have a hearing? why do you think we we're havia hearing toda

heat on therate heatshield and building the plasma up. 17,000 massy below per hour and it will drop to terminal velocity of 350 miles per hour as the parachutes deploy. they will pop out when sensors on the dragon spacecraft, both gps and pressure sensors, tell the spacecraft it is at the right altitude and they will automatically deploy. they come out of the top section of the spacecraft using two slowingfor the initial and stabilizing of the capsule. >> after that the main parachutes will pop out further de-accelerated to 119 miles per hour. by the time the capsule is splashing down in the gulf of or 16 it is only going 15 miles per hour. that is a pretty comfortable speed. the way the astronauts have described it previously with other types of missions also landing down at about the same rate, they said it feels like you are in a minor fender bender. >> you are definitely running into something. you will feel it, but they do a lot of work with the seats and restraints to make sure while it may be a fender bender, you have more than a seatbelt holding you in. they are very secure in

massie: i thank the gentleman from kentucky. in march, speaker pelosi called me a dangerous nuisance for insisting that at least half of congress come back to vote on a $2 trillion bailout bill. this week she called congress into session to vote on a post office bill that's nothing but political posturing. speaker pelosi told us we'd probably be back in august to vote on a p.p.p. bill. what she didn't tell us is that p.p.p. would stand for pelosi's political posturing. let me read a quote from the chief operating officer of the u.s. postal service that might explain what's going on. the decision to consolidate mail processing facilities recognizes the urgent need to reduce the size of the national mail processing network to eliminate costly underutilized infrastructure. that was chief operating officer under obama and biden. that's from a press release this 2012 when they announced they were closing nine process fag silties in the state of kentucky. in fact, they didn't remove the equipment. they locked the doors and turned out

massie: i thank the gentleman from kentucky. in march, speaker pelosi called me a dangerous nuisance for insisting that at least half of congress come back to vote on a $2 trillion bailout bill. this week she called congress into session to vote on a post office bill that's nothing but political posturing. speaker pelosi told us we'd probably be back in august to vote on a p.p.p. bill. what she didn't tell us is that p.p.p. would stand for pelosi's political posturing. let me read a quote from the chief operating officer of the u.s. postal service that might explain what's going on. the decision to consolidate mail processing facilities recognizes the urgent need to reduce the size of the national mail processing network to eliminate costly underutilized infrastructure. that was chief operating officer under obama and biden. that's from a press release this 2012 when they announced they were closing nine process fag silties in the state of kentucky. in fact, they didn't remove the equipment. they locked the doors and turned out

massie, you are n >> congressman, you're now recognized or we can to the next person. >> okay, we have some difficulty. going to go to mr. roy and then come back to mr. massey. mr. roy. >> thank you madame. can you hear me pretty. >> quickening for you but we cannot see you. now we see a pretty. >> excellent and appreciated . mr. enjoy can you answer a couple of questions army renominated by the president of the united states are you selected by a unanimous bipartisan board. >> i was selected by a bipartisan unanimous board. >> thank you. a minute agonk my calling bowman said, that you have done 70 days of damage. yet mr. coley, if i'm not mistaken, is on this committee for 11 years, chair, government operations committee for seven years pretty and give the oversight committee, in april of 2019. the financial condition or, why do you think that mr. to join, that we are having a hearing today . 71 days before election and 48ec hours after we voted on legislation. before we have theha hearing. why do you think we are having hearing today. >> i do not know sir . but i will say that i am s

congressman thomas massie is with us now.t of all the postal service has got $10 billion already which they have not spent. i don't think this has anything to do with the election. this is everything to do with bailing out the union. but my point is, i think we're going to see chaos on election day. chaos in election week. because of all this mail-in balloting. what say you? >> well, there is chaos in congress. you know, pelosi is infamous we should vote on a bill to see what's in it. today, right now in this oversight committee we're having a hear on a bill on a already passed on saturday. she literally had us vote on the bill before we have the hearing. the conspiracy theories the democrats cooked up, the wheels will come off that bus today as we expose them. we'll have the postmaster general here testifying. you know, on election day, yeah, there will be calls for fraud from both sides but i like to point out you're going to get dozens of pieces of junk political mail, it will all get to your mailbox on time in this electi