mcadams of utah. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 294, the gentleman from utah, mr. mcadams, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from utah. mr. mcadams: i rise in support of an amendment to the save the internet act. i worry what my kids see on social media and online and i know firsthand how important it is that illegal content doesn't pollute the amendment. this would preserve providers to block unlawful content including disturbing and harmful materials like child pornography. we're here to vote to protect the internet as an open communication, free from undue restrictions such as blocking legal content and services, throttling service and paid prioritization of content. while the bill does not, as currently written, revoke service providers' ability to block illegal content, i believe the house can agree we should nonetheless affirm our commitment to stopping unlawful behaviors, such as viewing child pornography, and copyright infringemen

daniel mcadams who's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity welcome back to r.t. or i ask you first about ecuador's actions president moraine who was pretty angry at julian assange but outlining him as an unwelcome house guest so the asylum is revoked and the citizenship is suspended you got the former ecuadorian president saying hang on a minute you've only kicked him out because he was on to something he knew you were up to no good how do you read what i could has done. well i think it is a shameful chapter in ecuador's history to not live up to its obligations when it comes to someone who has been granted asylum i don't think it's any coincidence norway your viewers that the i.m.f. has announced today a big four point two billion dollar loan granted to ecuador just today ha imagine the day that the songes is taken out from the embassy we do know that mike pence the vice president met with with london marino not long ago and reportedly urged him to kick a songe out in promised and dangle the the possibility of the sloan in front of him so quid pro q

sitting down mcadams my guest he's the executive director of the rome pool institute thank you don. french journalists being grilled by intelligence service is a breach of national defense secrecy after they leaked sensitive data about weapons used in the war in yemen on the shoulder do pinsky explains. they appear to have exposed a government line but now three journalists all the ones being investigated they've been summoned to appear before the french general directorate of internal security or the d.g.a. s.l.i. after a feeling of confidential note from the country's intelligence services it showed the french government knew weapons that sold to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates were being used in the conflict in yemen a fact the government has repeatedly denied a war that's left thousands dead and pushed millions to war to the brink of starvation it's been described by the u.n. as the world's worst humanitarian disaster. you're you're. this investigation by the d.g.'s only has provoked theory with journalists from thirty seven french outlets signing a letter defending th

laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s.ervix when she went for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely, iwould, yep, take it in a heartbeat. if it's going to stop anybody going through what i went through, then it's worth doing it. all school—age girls are routinely offered the hpv vaccine. this study tracked the health of nearly 140,000 girls in scotland who'd been offered it. the uptake here has been high, about 90%. researchers looked at the first smear tests of those receiving the vaccine and found a 90% reduction in precancerous cervical abnormalities. this vaccine has exceeded our expectations, in that respect. i think in 20 to 30 years' time, we'll look back and see — if the uptake stays nice and high — that we've potentially eliminated this cervical cancer. across the uk, 849 women died of cervical cancer in 2016. it's one of the most common cancers in women under 35. but hpv is also linked to

just so you understand all options are off dan mcadams executive director ron paul institute told us he thinks the u.s. doesn't have the right to point the finger at russia well there's a reason why they call the wall street journal the war street journal because it is a rabbit the pro war the united states has some eight hundred military bases sort of orders i think the russians may have. the us has a global military empire and unfortunately it's what keeps washington running it's what keeps the people inside the beltway very wealthy at the expense of the rest of the country so that is the issue of the united states of course just hypocrite as usual in the other issues the issue of sovereignty why can't a sovereign venezuela. ask for assistance from an ally the u.s. certainly has asked for assistance from its allies as a sovereign country and has come to be assistance of some of its allies sovereign countries why is sovereignty only a one way street when it comes to washington. and kevin i mean that's it for me so far here in moscow it's commit tony seven minutes past me day this ap

mcadams: i rise in support of this bill. my state is one of the four upper division states and utah gets 22% of its total water supply from the colorado river. the water is not only the lifeblood for farmers and ranchers in eastern utah, it also supplies cullnear water to the wasatch front, a fast-growing urban area where most of the state's residents live. since the year 2000, the colorado river basin and state of utah have been in severe drought. we don't know whether the drought will continue or due to climate change may permanently alter the river as a source of water. in the meantime, demand for water continues to rise. both lake powell and lake mead appear to be operating as designed but are at low levels. this new agreement needs to be implemented and water conservation efforts can get under way. the upper basin drought contingency plan is aimed at protecting the upper basin water supplies to keep lake powell from getting below a certain elevation. this ensures hydropower needs, water delivery and protections for enda

laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s.n she went for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely i would take it in a heartbeat. if it's going to stop anybody going through what i went through, then it's worth doing it. the hpv vaccine is routinely offered to all school—age girls in scotland. the uptake has been high, about 90%. researchers looking at the first smear tests of those receiving the vaccine found a 90% reduction in precancerous cervical abnormalities, and say this confirms that the vaccination programme is translating into the prevention of cervical cancer. this vaccine has exceeded our expectations in that respect. i think in 20—30 years' time, we will look back and see, if the uptake stays nice and high, that we've potentially eliminated cervical cancer. across the uk, 840 women died of cervical cancer in 2016. it's one of the most common cancers in women under 35. but hpv is also linked to

mcadams of utah. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the request for recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vote the yeas are 423. the nays are 0. he amendment is adopted. the question is on the amendment in the nature of a substitute as amended. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the amendment is adopted. accordingly, under the rule, the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: madam chair. the chair: the committee of the whole house on the state of the union has had under consideration h.r. 1644 and pursuant to house re

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laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s.hen she went for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely i would take it in a heartbeat. if it is going to stop anybody going through what i went through, it is worth doing it. the hpv vaccine is routinely offered to all school—age girls in scotland. the uptake has been high, about 90%. researchers looking at the first smear tests of those receiving the vaccine found a 90% reduction in precancerous cervical abnormalities, and say this confirms the vaccination programme is translating into the prevention of cervical cancer. this vaccine has exceeded our expectations in that respect. in 20—30 years' time, we will look back and see, if the uptake stays high, we will have potentially eliminated cervical cancer. hpv is linked to other cancers, including those of the head and neck. later this year the vaccine will be routinely offered, notjust to girls, but to all schoo

laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s.lls in her cervix when she went for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely i would take it in a heartbeat. if it is going to stop anybody going through what i went through, it is worth doing it. the hpv vaccine is routinely offered to all school—age girls in scotland. the uptake has been high, about 90%. researchers looking at the first smear tests of those receiving the vaccine found a 90% reduction in precancerous cervical abnormalities, and say this confirms the vaccination programme is translating into the prevention of cervical cancer. this vaccine has exceeded our expectations in that respect. in 20—30 years' time, we will look back and see, if the uptake stays high, we will have potentially eliminated cervical cancer. hpv is linked to other cancers, including those of the head and neck. later this year the vaccine will be routinely offered, not just to gir

laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s.the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely, iwould, yep, take it in a heartbeat. if it's going to stop anybody going through what i went through, then it's worth doing it. all school—age girls are routinely offered the hpv vaccine. this study tracked the health of nearly 140,000 girls in scotland who'd been offered it. the uptake here has been high, about 90%. researchers looked at the first smear tests of those receiving the vaccine and found a 90% reduction in precancerous cervical abnormalities. this vaccine has exceeded our expectations, in that respect. i think in 20 to 30 years' time, we'll look back and see — if the uptake stays nice and high — that we've potentially eliminated this cervical cancer. across the uk, 840 women died of cervical cancer in 2016. it's one of the most common cancers in women under 35. but hpv is also linked to other cancers — including those of the head and neck — and later

lauren mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s.er cervix when she went for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely, i would take it in a heartbeat. if it's going to stop anybody going through what i went through, then it's worth doing it. the hpv vaccine is routinely offered to all school—age girls in scotland. the uptake has been high, about 90%. researchers looking at the first smear tests of those receiving the vaccine found a 90% reduction in precancerous cervical abnormalities, and say this confirms that the vaccination programme is translating into the prevention of cervical cancer. this vaccine has exceeded our expectations in that respect. i think in 20—30 years' time, we will look back and see, if the uptake stays nice and high, that we've potentially eliminated cervical cancer. across the uk, 840 women died of cervical cancer in 2016. it's one of the most common cancers in women under 35. but hpv is

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been mechanic mcadam worked a great deal then mcadam who worked a great deal in the space and katie who was part of a large nonprofit. we are building on the work as was indicated that we conducted in the past two years and the conclusion of our work is that prices and rents are rising faster than wages. construction is not keeping up with demand thus yielding approximately 1 1/2 million dollars or more -- one and half million or more shortage in housing space. this is a problem for the american economy and for households and families because the truth of the matter is in the past 15 years the single largest increase in household expenses is not healthcare as you might conclude, it is housing. that is mastered by those of us in the same house is in a long period of time. in the past 15 years it is the largest increase. homeownership is declining and that is a problem. homeownership is the number one way in which the average american yields net worth and provides for their retirement security. it is a problem for the american economy because there is a huge multiplier effect of housing c

we also made in order an amendment by representative mcadams which would affirm that i.s.p.'s can still unlock lawful content such as child pornography. some content has no place on the internet and we want to make sure, nor everywhere in our homes, that i.s.p.'s should block this. several other amendments made by democrats that will be on the floor -- i won't go into them any further. i do want to acknowledge, also, we have amendments made in order submitted by republican colleagues as well. mr. latta submitted an amendment requiring the f.c.c. to share the list of 700 rules that will be permanently foreborn once this bill becomes law which makes sense to me. we had this conversation in rules yesterday to ask the question what those 00 rules are and determine the f.c.c. -- 700 rules are and the f.c.c. has determined them to be burdensome. let's see the list. let's show the american people that the government was not regulating for the sake of regulating and when those regulations are no longer appropriate, we will remove them. finally, my colleagues on the rules committee ma

mcadams, is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chair. and thank you all for being here today. in your various testimonies, most of you spoke favorably of the changes in the financial system since the financial crisis and post enactment of dodd-frank. for me, that's good to hear. i believe the financial system has made a number of important changes since 2008. your institutions hold more capital. dodd-frank required important stress testing and resolution planning processes for our largest financial institutions. and importantly, dodd-frank created the consumer financial protection bureau, which was designed to be the cop on the beat looking out for the consumers. many of your institutions have also raised concerns about various regulations implemented post financial crisis. i understand that. lawmakers and regulators will never get everything perfect the first time around, and i certainly support making our legislative and regulatory -- making sure our legislative and regulatory framework are working as designed while ensuring we also pr

mcadams. >> thank you, madam chair, and thank you, administrator bridenstine, for your time and testimony here today. nasa enjoys an incredible reputation with the american people and with myself as well. i'm excited to hear more about the inspiring plans for the future of our nation's space program. it's been an interesting and informative dialogue today. utah, my home state, has a proud heritage of supporting human space exploration as well from the building of the reusable solid rocket motors from 1981 to 2011, to the things being produced for the space launching, taking us to the moon and back as we shared today. i also want to share with you the belief that we must share our priorities are formed by the scientific resources, and our goals are also grounded in our ability to deliver the recquisite technology and safely complete the mission. my question for you is, first of all, i guess i'm a little perplexed that after nasa prepared the nation's budget request, the administration announced an acceleration, the acceleration to send humans to the moon by 2024 rather than the previous go

first i want to acknowledge i have two outstanding co-chairs of the house task force, ben mcadams whourse was the mayor of salt lake county and worked a great deal in this space and katie hill, who was the executive director of a very large nonprofit. so what we're going to be doing is building on the work as jim indicated, that we conducted in the last two years. and the principle thesis, or conclusion of our work, is that prices and rents are rising faster than wages, and construction is not keeping up with demand. thus yielding approximately 1.5 million or more shortage in the housing space. this is a problem. this is a problem for households. this is a problem for america's economy. it is a problem for america's households and families, because the truth of the matter is, in the last 50 years, the single largest increase in household expenses is not health care, as you might conclude. it is housing. that's marched by those of us who are in the same house for a long period of time but in fact, in the last a years that's the largest increase. secondly home ownership is declining. th

laura mcadam discovered she had cervical cancer in her early 30s.ent for a routine smear. the hpv vaccine fights the infection which is linked to most cervical cancer cases. laura says she wishes it had been available to her. definitely i would take it in a heartbeat. if it's going to stop anybody going through what i went through, then it's worth doing it. the hpv vaccine is routinely offered to all school—age girls in scotland. the uptake has been high, about 90%. researchers looking at the first smear tests of those receiving the vaccine found a 90% reduction in precancerous cervical abnormalities, and say this confirms that the vaccination programme is translating into the prevention of cervical cancer. this vaccine has exceeded our expectations in that respect. i think in 20—30 years' time, we will look back and see, if the uptake stays nice and high, that we've potentially eliminated cervical cancer. across the uk, 840 women died of cervical cancer in 2016. it's one of the most common cancers in women under 35. but hpv is also linked to other