mccormick: mr.speaker the sorrowful legacy of the war is with us -- korean war is with us agreement was signed. it people and a totalitareople to utter tyranny and refuses to allow tm to connect with the outside world from fear of losing control. the sinister regime=÷ continue to threaten the region and the world. we watched with alarm last vladimir putin visited north korea and the two rogue regimes strategic partnership agreement. meanwhile, families remainbr fighting to bring their remains of their loved ones home to their extended families, still north korea. our vibrant korean community feels this legacy strongly. more than have relatives in north korea. family members and descendants north side of the 1953 armistice line. korean of state to establish a voluntary data repository for korean americans interested in participating with future reunion with their relatives in north korea. this bill helps to ensure tha future dialogue between the united states and north korea includes progress towards

the armed services and foreign affairs committee representative mccormick.hank you for giving us your time. just recently back from europe for d-day activities and as part of that you decided to jump out of a plane. why? guest: to honor the veterans. the youngest over there was 96 and there were 70 there. ey this is a special time. every five years we have big d da celebrations. ■úin afghanistan, i >> i'm afghani veteran and i served in kandahar they lost more than that own d-day they lost 12,000 from the airborne division during their campaign. those guys grew up org did the great depression. they are the greatest generatioi wanted to honor that. was the ee out of the jump? >> when you haven't■ jumped fora while it gets frightening againf an aircraft we have eight congressman that can remember republicans, one democrat testifies exceptional nea bond over that to honor veterans, and to do something that that's a little exciting every once in a while. >>: we're showing footage that was shot during your time overseas when it comes to things overseas as well we

one stock moving higher following its results is mccormick, the spice company. how have they done the past few years? ceo brandon foley will join us coming up. >>> we have a deluxe version of "three stock lunch." anthony is with rockland trusts. first, we have micron. seema mody has the details in our report. >> it came down to the lackluster guidance, but it comes after a 6 a% run in micron shares this year. will benefit. right north we're watching micron trade down by about 6.5%. nvidia is down as well. guys? >> thank you, seema. anthony, you're up. what's your trade on micron? >> i would continue to hold micron here. we've seen this playbook over and over in press months, with companies with ai exposure trading down, just because the market wanted more of a near term. i think it's pretty well posit positioned. the important part as investors, we've gotten more visibility in the last two, three months. they should have the opportunity to generate well over $10 per share of earnings power, perhaps even materially more than that. so, if you own it, i would conti

oz his opponent then who seated mccormick in the primary as the interloper carpetbagger.ell into he fell into the trap willingly as a inpolitical that always risky with the candidates who are really outside of the political process. the fact is, that remains a pretty decent winning the prima. being a political outsider is the attribute in this age of trump. that republican primary voters price pretty high. >> the idea of being someone self-made and business is a plus rather than a minus.>> but needle because it seemed like somebody who had more of a common well-known popular culture and the trump mold as opposed to mitt romney high finance type who famously they tried to get him to embrace this sort of corporate reader to embrace the corporate raider narrative as somebody who could show that he meant business and he wouldn't do it because that's not who he was fundamentally the same way donald trump was able to tout his wealth bu certainly quite an interesting dynamic that candidates are gonna have to navigate. he>>. >> you've given a lot of thought to candidates position

the fundamental problem for a fr mccormick as cook sets ak to. 2. >> it is, it is. working even if trouble wins and so that billy to run a little ahead of bite and it may be crowned the third party voters. we have not talked about that. the reason the senate races look different than the presidential races are in part the threshold for victory work matters for donaldru probably 48 or 49. if you can imagine being there. the senate they probably need to better. choosing the right or the left. weird the benefit of the incumbent. >> prick, you have written a great deal about the evolution of the hispanic e particular. i wonder if you could talk to us a bit about wt it is we could confidently say aboutsibilitiese group? one mental model when you look g voters among hispanics maybe they do fit that paradigm of really strongly opposing entitlement reform and what have you. another paradigm is we are aspirationalc voters who really embrace the idea of economic growth. their residences thanj: they wat to build wealth and get ahead. where do you see that? more of t text more

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that is what mccormick. trying to tie hedge fund guy winvestments. that is such a tough one. >> it is pennsylvania, i don't think we expect him to have a crushing that ability to run a little bit ahead abided and may be corralled those third-party voters, the reason that the senate race looks different than the presidentia races because the threshold for victory where it matters for donald trump is probably49. they probably need to do a little bit better because the leakagce tofk there in the sena. they will be choosing between the right or the >> fascinating. patrick, you have written a great deal about the evolution ofhe hispanic electorate in particular. i'm wondering if you could talk to us ahat it is we can confidently say about the economic sensibility to that group. one mental model is when you're blue-collar working class maybe they do fit that paradigm of really strongly opposing entitlement reform and what have you. another paradigm is they are aspirational who really embrace the idea of economic growth. up by your bootstraps kind of mentality. populism resonates wi

jonathan nogales, directorsity's mccormick civil war institute and, a professor in our history department. he's the author and editor of 15 books and has published more than 100 reviews, articles rs in scholarly and popular publications. najjar has consulted on public history projects with organizations such as the national park service, americorps and battlefield trust and national geographic. he is the recipient of numerous awards for his teachingshenandoah university's exemplary teaching award, the first year seminar the university's wilkins award and the state council for higher education in virginia's outstanding faculty award. the highest honor that can be given to anyone teaching at a or in virginia. nogales is next book the blood tented waters of the shenandoah. i want to read that one? a book that focuses on the battle ocool spring anldiers and families. it will be released inby savage beauty. all proceeds from the sale of this book will support the mccormick civil war institute's effortion sheets about. the book are located at the front the room and i know you ' thanthank you, d

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all support the mccormick civil warsheets about.e book are located at the front the room and i know you won't be disappoint by that. so with further ado, have a wonderful day. i to you, jonathan noyalas. thank you, dr. coker, for that introduction. i feel very blessed and fortunate to work at an administration that so supportive of the civil course o really kind of brought me to shenandoah. so thank you for that. and also our president, who is not here today,racy fitzsimmons, and our university provost, dr. karen abraham. our official remarks thiswanted to w announcements and go over some so first and foremost, i want to thank all you for attending so many of you are here for the ninth year o the 10th year or whatever it is. some of you are here for the first time. if you're here for the first hopefully you're going to come back next year. and for many, ny come. so within your folders, there are things related to today. so obviously the schedule, there is a comment. so we're to know about, you know, how you learned about this, what

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feeding mccormick in the primary as out of touch.ow, to some extent, he kind of fell into, oz fell into that trap as a political office. that is always a risk that you have. outside of the process. the fact is that that remains, i think, a pretty decent advantage in terms of winning those primaries. being a political outsider. that really is the attribute in this age of trump. that republican primary voters price pretty highly. >> the idea of somebody that is self-made is a plus rather than an alliance. >> how do you thread that needle someone who initially seemed like he had more of a common touch in the culture and the trump mold as opposed to omit romney high finance type who famously they tried to get them to embrace this sort of corporate reader. trying to embrace the narrative as someb he mea business. he just would not do it because that is not to we was fundamentally. the same way donald trump was able to tout his wealth. i think that it is certainly quite an interesting dynamic that candidates will have to navigate. >> liam,

we get reports from walgreens and mccormick. you can catch mccormick's ceo at 2:00 p.m.ident biden and former president trump are facing off in the first presidential debate. we'll have more on that later on in the show. >>> and the s&p and nasdaq are coming off positive sessions. futures are coming off positive numbers across the board. futures still in the red across the board. off their lows. the dow would open 60 points lower. joining me now is mimi duff with a look at the day ahead. good morning, good to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> how do you see today shaping up? what is your "wex" word dof the day?oncentration. s&p is up 15%. if you look at the internals of the s&p, the equal weighted s&p is up 5% on the year. if you look at the top five names in the s&p, they account for 9% of the gain. the top ten account for 11%. we are in a situation where the large-cap index is carried by this top group in the index right now. >> are you worried about the concentr concentration? i know you are worried about bonds, especially short-term bonds. >> the a.i. boom has del

you have a senate race with bob casey junior and david mccormick., most improved player of the year award. >> as a wisconsin guy is wisconsin goes so does the blue, and look at the polling, donald trump is up 45% with hispanic voters in arizona in nevada. the last election in the low 30s. donald trump is up 30%. it is 20%. what is interesting is the youth vote under 30, those are traditional democrat voters, this is the biden base, donald trump is winning the youth vote. so -- back to the betting when you look at wildwood in new jersey and the bronx and you see the energy when the trial was going on the betters are going something is going on the media is not talking about. larry: they are showing up you shouldn't be showing up, the most amazing thing about these rallies. in the news today, yesterday, trump campaign letting people know people are being vetted for vice president. what do you make of it? you are covering this from washington. >> for donald trump the most important thing is getting somebody who gets hemant somebody who is he feels like

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mccormick is enjoying spice and everything nice was the company behind frank's red-hot is having itsn since march after beating both the top and bottom line in this quarter. mccormick said it is seeing strong demand for spices and seasonings in europe, the middle east and africa with strong demand for the stock up 3.6%. and all elite wrestling, is up for it steel cage match over broadcast rights. you can slice off a piece of the pie for the streamers. the ceo is here next. we walk wary him squaring off against the wwe and what is behind the forbidden door? we will ask about that and more on "the claman countdown". dow is up 8 points. did i read this? did i get eggs? where are my keys? memory and thinking issues keep piling up? it may be due to a buildup of amyloid plaques in the brain. visit morethannormalaging.com daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you

one stock moving higher following its results is mccormick, the spice company.

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finally, tim mccormick, shares are down 7% as they struggle with that private label competition.s is the story, they lifted prices to combat rising costs. consumers are trading down. citi cited improving trends in the segment, but do you think that's the case? >> i think the valuation is now in a place where it's interesting. the spice girls are back, but the spice trade was like a covid thing that i don't think -- it was a once in a generation story. so i think the case on multiple 24 times is four times below the five-year average. the volume growth focus is margin heavy. but the street has priced this one in. i think the market is giving you an opportunity. >> you would be a buyer here? >> let's put it this way, of all the stocks we mentioned, this is the one that has a fundamental story that matches the valuation. i understand the cyclical, secular trends that are at work in a couple of the other places, although i don't know if it's in jeans. but i can hold spices at 24 times. it's a company that gave a good guided investor day in terms of how they target volume growth and i

this is going to be rich mccormick running here.lp, there are so many moving parts. john: a lot of income on the republican side for runs scored tonight and bases are loaded. luttrell is 3-4, nice night at the plate a chris could use a ground ball at somebody. trying to get a double play, but the count has gone 3-0. this is what both managers emphasized, you just have to throw strikes. john: this one swung on and fouled beyond and down the right field line. now down to 3-1. ■a■dchad: we've seen that a coue of times here, giving them the green light. now wait a minute, they have somebody. john: she is straight back. morgan luttrell was saying you have got to get back. apparently got back in just in time. chad:g in there. it fired back to second base. john: john: bases-loaded. bluesy nearly threw that one to the backstop. rpi the easy way for morgan luttrell. -- rbi the easy way for morgan luttrell. brandy will come to the plate now. as the bases stay loaded. another picture runner -- pitch run utilized a lot. chad: i think we can jus

mccormick, i wanted him on the committee.s the only one of us that was actually out treating covid patients during covid. he is a freshman member of congress. he was in the thick of it and i thought it was important we have him on there and that proved it yesterday. >> bill: from one doctor to another. let's see what you can get next. thank you for coming on. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> senseless act of violence, a total disregard for life. >> dana: new york city mayor eric adams after two nypd officers were shot chasing a suspect in queens yesterday. what we are learning about the gunman. another busy morning on capitol hill. merrick garland at a hearing on congress and president biden's new executive order on the border. we're monitoring that and we'll be right back. no mask? no hose? just sleep. learn more, and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com first psoriasis, then psoriatic arthritis. it was really holding me back. standing up... even walking was tough. my joints hurt. i was afraid things were goi

>> guy: well, i think it is important that we played that mccormick exchange, because he said, "i didn't mean make people's lives difficult that way." yes he did. >> harris: thank you for joining us for this part of our breaking news coverage. for this hour, i have checked, there is no plan or at least a schedule that shows fauci will go before a senate committee. i would love to see it. he needs to see bicamerally everyone on the hill. here is "america reports." >> we did not fund a gain-of-function research at the wuhan institute of virology. i keep an open mind as to what the origin is. the cdc was responsible for those kinds of guidelines to schools, not me. >> would you have any reason to cover up any new scientific evidence relating to the origins of the covid-19 virus? >> absolutely not. >> john: a live look at capitol hill where dr. anthony fauci, the face of the federal response to the covid pandemic, as testifying publicly for the very first time since retiring from government service. it's been quite a hearing so far. hello, i'm john roberts in washington. it begins a new week

democrats have a former republican, a former secretary of education, jennifer mccormick running but in indiana that is going to be tough. amy: in west virginia -- jessica: you have a term limited governor running for senate. we just finished the primary in may there. another spirited primary. a little like a family reunion. you had the current attorney general who ended up winning the primary and got a lot of support from -- and went after his two opponents. the opponents were the ns of a current senator and a current congresswoman. chris miller is the son of carol miller from west virginia and you have mark who is the son of shelley. his grandfather was governor there as well. their family is well known. he beat -- he was able to divide the vote.you have a lot of peope dividing their vote regionally. he ran strong in the rural areas and the panhandle. huntington was for miller. amy: let's talk about on the democratic side. jessica: the -- the retiring senator joe manchin who was a former governor and very popular. there are some rumors going around that he is being urged to step in a

two legislators are joining us now from representative rich mccormick, republican serving the sixth districte armed services and foreign affairs committee representative mcrm for giving us your time. you are just rently back from europe for d-day activities and as part of that you decided to ju to honor the veterans. the youngest over there was 96 and therthey are almost gone ans a special time. every five years we have big d date celebrations. in afghanistan, i am a veteran, we lost 2000 462 lives in 20 years. they lost more than that ione day on d-day. they lost 12,000 just in the airborne division during their campaign. they grew up during the great depression and they are the greatest generation we have known and i wanted to order that. when you have jumped in a while, it's frightening again. jumping out of an aircraft and we had a congressman that can remember that jumped out and seven republicans and one democrat. it was exceptional. they were needed to bond over that and honor the veterans. host: we are showing viewers at home some of the footage shot during your time overseas. we ask

cherfilus-mccormick: i'd like to thank assistant democratic leader joe neguse.hank you for your wonderful words. at this time i'd like to yield five minutes of our time to representative stevens of michigan. ms. stevens: thank you, mr. speaker, and thank you to this chamber that affords the time for this special hour. it is a profound and deep honor to stand here with my friend who i'm also privileged to call one of my heroes, congresswoman lucy mcbath, who i came in to this very chamber with as new freshmen, the class of 2018. most of us never ever had run for office and we took on a newhouse majority -- new house majority in a very challenging time for this country and i have seen her work day in and day out. it doesn't matter if it is gun violence prevention month. and while i never got to meet her son, jordan, and his fate is certainly why i know his mother, i know his soul and i know his spirit because his mother has channeled it into good and into change and into togetherness for this nation of ours. now, i also stand here as a representative of michigan a

sonali: earlier this hour we spoke with dave mccormick who said that america must lead on the wafer crypto> i was always worried about the national security implications and what is clear is we are in the next great wave of innovation and if america doesn't embrace it, we will be left behind and by embracing it, we can create great jobs and a sources of innovation. how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. sonali: tether has created a new synthetic dollar backed by gold. michael regan is here to explain exactly why this is going on. what's the purpose of tether doing this? why inching into gold? mike: the big picture is they want to diversify beyond u.s. tt, there are -- usdt, questions about what stablecoins will survive the regulatory environment. tether is investing in crypto miners, making investments in artificial intelligence, even medical device companies. with this project, but they are doing is really

they include military veterans dan crenshaw, mark green, darrell issa, cory mills, rich mccormick, derrickan orden. >> we saw president biden landing a short time ago set to make remarks to those gathered, including antony blinken and lloyd austin. the president and members of congress also gathered for the 80th anniversary. they visited the normandy american cemetery and attended the omaha beach ceremonies, also met with living veterans who served in world war ii. again, the president is expected to begin his remarks shortly. one the u.s. to take a less active role when solving those problems. that is the 40% mark. overall all u.s. adults saying that the current role is about right. only 23% saying a more active role is necessary. breaking that down amongst parties, 25 percent of democrats saying a less active role with the 2% saying the current role is right. 23% saying a more active role is needed. among independents 43% saying a less active role is the role america should take dealing with the world's problem. 21% want a more active role. republicans is 53% of those registering thought

in the armed services and foreign affairs committee representative mccormick.thank you for giving us your time. you are just recently back as part of that you decided to jump out of a plane. why? guest: to honor the veterans. the youngest over there was 96 and there were 70 there. they are almost gone and this is a special time. every five years we have big d date celebrations. in afghanistan, i am a veteran we lost 2000 462 lives in 20 years. they lost more than that in one day on d-day. they lost 12,000 just in the airborne division during their campaign. they grew up during the great depression and they are the greatest generation we have known and i wanted to order that. when you have jumped in a while, it's frightening again. you ar aircraft and we had a congressman that can remember that jumped out and seven republicans and one democrat. it was exceptional. they were needed to bond over that and honor the veterans. host: we are showing viewers at home some of the footage shot during your time overseas. we asked a previous guest about concerns to the israe

we'll buy mccormick. >> we're back below 4.3 here. >> i think that people don't realize.ing today. we're trying to figure out the price turning goal. maybe it should be expanding because of the fed cuts sometime within the next year. stop sweating what day, what week. when the fed officials come on, i'm not saying mute it. make it lower. >> turn the volume down like a dimmer switch. >> yeah. there are a couple ads i mute. what am i going to do? they have to come on. why? for no reason whatsoever. if i was jay powell, no more hollywood squares. done with that. >> george gobal. >> the black out is extended every day of the year. go spend some time -- how about homework. do some homework. remember homework. i do at least three or four times more homework than any one of those guys. they should see my house at 3:00 a.m. see what they're doing. they're probably sleeping. >> as we go to break, speaking of all this, watch bonds today. yields came in just a touch as we got a final q on gdp and claims. we'll get pending homes. after a good five-year yesterday, we'll get a seven-ye

georgia republican congressman mccormick who is a doctor himself. he started there and connected with fauci a bit off the top and played some audio. it is a recording of dr. fauci, where fauci says that making people's lives difficult will encourage them to get vaccinated. just watch. >> harris: do you think -- i have to say that i don't see a g solution other than some sort of mandatory vaccination. i know federal officials don't like to use that term. >> once people feel empowered and protected legally, you are going to ask schools, universities, and colleges to save them if you want to come to this college, buddy? you're going to get vaccinated good lady, you're going to get vaccinated. for corporations like amazon and facebook and all of those others are going to say, you want to work for us? get vaccinated. it has been proven that when you make it difficult for people in their lives, they lose their ideological [bleep] and they get vaccinated. >> thank you. our all objections to covid vaccinations ideological leap? >> they are not. that's not w

british businessman jim mccormick made £50 million selling his detectors at to the whole world.e. inside a plastic case. discovered those same dowsing frames, but you and i saw how, with the help of a frame, a psychic found a hidden small fan, why then did the intelligence officer miss almost a ton of explosives? nikolai fomushin explains why it works in some hands and not in others. and no, he is not a psychic or obscure, he is an illusionist, that is, an ordinary magician. come on, four, no, at all? five, maybe six, oh, let's go, let's go, nods, six, he's entering the expert room. houdini prize board. a million rubles will be given to a person who, in the presence of scientists, proves his pan-normal abilities, but for 9 years no one has been able to do this. i'm looking for a dead person, that is, i know where he is. look at polina gagarina, i don’t do anything with my hands. the frames are even, but as soon as you bring me to vladimir volfovich, i don’t do anything, but the wounds begin to cross, because i know it, this phenomenon... is called an ideomotor act, a micro-micro

but how exactly did mccormick fool the twenty generals?s one will play the role of the explosive we are looking for. pomegranate, i’m not a psychic and i don’t help the frames in any way, the frames unmistakably point to the pomegranate, but here there’s nothing, we repeat again, unmistakably again, but how does it work, answers the main skeptic of america, michael shermer, a psychological phenomenon that explains the work of the frames. called ideomotor effect. ideo means idea, motor of movement. our body constantly makes micro movements, our eyes, hands, fingers move. if i think, move to the right, the antenna will do that, you can't even see that i'm making a movement, and now i want it to go to the left, i'm just thinking about it, that is, the frames simply indicate what a person knows for sure or suggests that in order to test the effect of the ideomotor effect, we change the experimental conditions. i leave the room, and... producer anastasia closes the boxes with a lid and swaps them. now i don’t know where the pomegranate is, whet

were found in it, by this time the fraudster had earned 50 million dollars, but how exactly did mccormick actually worked, now we will repeat this experiment. this grenade will serve as the explosive we are looking for. i'm not a psychic and i'm not helping the framework in any way. and so the frames unmistakably indicate a garnet. but here there is nothing. again no error, but how does it work? america's chief skeptic , michael shermer, answers. the psychological phenomenon that explains the functioning of the framework is called the ideomotor effect. ideo means idea, motor movement, our body constantly makes micro movements, our eyes, hands, fingers move. if i think, move to the right, the antenna will do that, you can't even see that i'm making a movement, and now i want it to go to the left, i'm just thinking about it, so the frames are just pointing. that a person knows for sure or assumes, in order to check the effect of the idemotor effect, we change the experimental conditions. i leave the room, our producer anastasia closes the boxes with a lid and swaps them. now i don’t know wh

british businessman jim mccormick earned 50 million pounds.e the device and found the same dowsing frames inside the plastic case, but you and i they saw how a psychic used a frame to find a hidden small fan, why then did a security officer miss almost a ton of explosives, and why does it work in some hands and not in others, explains nikolai fomushin. and no, he’s not a psychic or clairvoyant, he’s an illusionist, well, that is , an ordinary magician, well, four, no, actually five, maybe six, oh, off he goes, nods, six, he’s on the expert council of the houdini prize , a million rubles will be received by a person who, in the presence of scientists, proves his pan-normal abilities, but in 9 years so no one could do it, i’m looking for a dead person, that is, i know where he is, look, above polina gagarina, i don’t do anything with my hands, the frames are even, but as soon as i ’m brought to vladimir volfovich, i don’t do anything, but wounds begin to cross, because i know this, this phenomenon is called an ideomotor act, a micro-micro moveme

the s&p 500 winners list headed by mccormick, the spice people, palo alto networks and salesforce.id i get something wrong? let's get back to this was the op-ed on the wall street journal, green energy transition that wasn't. mark morano is with us. why is fossil fuel use expanding even faster even when green energy is so heavily subsidized? >> there are many reasons. the key reason is the endless demand for power from nations across the world including increases in demand from developed world, industrialized world and the developing world and china is leading the way with these massive increases of use of fossil fuels. the reason, you can go back, spend $2 trillion in 2023 alone and that is on top of you can estimate hundreds of trillions if you go back to the 1980s when trying to transition our energy began but the more energy you have the more energy you use. they've done studies on food, more food available the more you use. subsidizing solar and wind compared to fossil fuels, the energy demand more than that. the idea of transitioning energy to solar wind and getting us off fo

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mccormick: i want to secure the borders while the president refuses to do that. this is a 80% issue in the american public. this is an issue of we the people protecting our house. . with the policies of this current administration, we at the very least must make sure we allow state governments to protect their citizens and protect their borders. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from georgia's time has expired. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from georgia. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the amendment is agreed to. it is now in order to consider amendment number 30 printed in part c of house report 118-559. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. molinaro: mr. chairman, i have an amend a the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 30 printed in part c of house report 118-559 offered by mr. molinaro of new york. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1316, the gentleman the gen

mccormick. >> thank you mr. chair. chairman b ranking member mcgovern, thank you for having me here today to testify on amendment to hr8070 and for service quality of life improvement, fiscal year 2025. i want to start today by thanking chairman mike rogers, ranking member adam smith and member of harm's service committee for crafting this build which continues to fight for america's future. amendment number 82 would reauthorize already a existing u.s.-mexico border reporting requirements enacted by the fiscal year 2017ndaa. further it would make money classifior public and would require the state of the border report to include policy recommendations on how to strengthen border security. these reporting requirements are set to expire in fiscal year '26 and in the middle of historical border crisis we need them more than ever. this amendment is common sense and bipartisan. we need transparency toth know just how bad our border cri time. my next amendment would insert text which revises interagency dispute resolution pr

. >> you're right david mccormick in pitt sylvania my very good friend ended birdie given a most improved doing a great job closing the gap with bob casey jr., they're good and need to get into good majority, reconciliation or budget and so forth and taxes you need 51 votes but i would like to see it was 54,my 55, 56, they're thinking about a very broad-based approach and in one piece ofbroa legislation which s reconciliation where you need a majority 51 but it would be nict to have a cushion, there can beo taxes and tax cut spending cutsi and deregulation and there mighe be healthcare conceivably in defense spending, that's were there angling which is why your piece become so important in the trump strategy become so important they're going to need it. h >> aft of the senate reconciliation these days isav unfortunately the only way you gefortt anything done but look t trump's legacy if he wants moreo judges andnc the people confirmd tos of his cabinet in thela deregulationti, congressional resolution to get rid ofl the majority the past presidents bad regulation that came through you hav

the day with washington democratic congressman adam smith and georgia republican congressman rich mccormickc-span's washington journal join in the conversation live at seven eastern this morning on c-span and c-span, now our free mobile app or online at c-span, dawg. and now a discussion hosted by the center for strategnal studie u.s. south korea alliance with experts on managing relations between the two nations. they also countering china. from washington, d.c., this is just under 2 hours that afternoon, everyone. and welcome to csis. my name is victor charm senior vice president for asia here at csir and korea. chair professor at georgetown university. every year we look forward to an annual conference we do with korean national diplomatic the think tank or the research institute for the ministry of foreign affairs in the republic of korea. we had a very good set of discussions this morning, and then we're very happy to be with you here this afternoon. i'm especially glad to be doing this event today with all the good friends chancellor park chung hee, who was chancellor of the korean di

he is not curious and representative mccormick from georgia was saying yesterday in that very tough rounding about why weren't you seeing any patients? why didn't you go see the people suffering? so that you could better understand what ventilators would do and better understand what could happen to the human body under the conditions of a novel coronavirus? he didn't see patients and wasn't curious enough to do that. you went to a nebraska containment center, both i believe the first time you went is when we had the ebola that broke out in texas and you went again. we know how to contain things. he knew there was a problem. there had to be at least potentially at a lab. we have them here. >> we were working with our labs here with labs there. there was a coordinated effort to manipulate bat coronavirus called gain-of-function research. it was going on with our own scientists and he knew. nih was funding it. we learned when we were on the covid wards that respirators could cause problems and used a technique with less oxygen. i had my purple gloves on from nebraska. >> harris: we have bee

. >> pennsylvania we have a great candidate in dave mccormick.of pennsylvania, he' a business guy. dave is an outstanding. he is kind of lean and weak kneed and washington. he is ready to lead on day one kind of senate candidates. there will won't be lots of orientation needed when he join the team in washington. this as an example of the candida quality we are focusing on. candidates who have experience and the military. naval academy grad,. to integrate marine. 100 combat missions as a navy seal. sam brown in nevada, and other west point graduate. you're rate, these races are al very types, but the american people are yearning for this kind of solid american warrior leadership that will understand not only the domestic policies, but how important it is for america to rebuild the u.s. military. >> what we see in some of the states is split ticket. you see trump leading and some of the polls, but the democrati senator candidate trumping the republican. we mention pennsylvania and ohio . is seven-point lead he won that by seven or eight points fro

liz mclaurin's it just liz mccormick joins us now.'m looking at the 10 year and the two-year and we are falling now in reaction. >> yeah, this jolts number was below consensus and was even below some of the numbers from people there were already below consensus. we've had a string of data that has revived the hopes of how much the fed will call -- will cut this year. yields were down to come into the day on they are falling more office. as you see now, fully priced for a cut in november and over 70% chance for one more. for a while, we were swiping away only one in recent weeks. the data leads to this. with friday, we have the main jobs data and then ism services. the jolts data coming in below consensus was taken as a welcome thing for the bond market. katie: as you said, there is a lot of economic data left to chill on. all that matters is it feels like we got good news on jolts. what will matter is the friday nfp report. when it comes to the fed, does that move the needle that much or is inflation just still too high to cut rates r

this year they are running david mccormick, another rich carpetbagger who spends his time in a $60 million mansion in connecticut but with this hedge fund wealth. he's not alone. to challenge tammy baldwin in wisconsin was a contested swing state they have selected the ceo of the utah-based bank who lives in a $7 million oceanfront mansion in california not far from his main office. he recently took fire for defending his claims about voting irregularities by suggesting that residents of nursing homes are too close to death for their votes to count. all this is a reminder we are at a paradox of the trump era that only trump gets away with being trump-like. everybody else being polarizing and repellent does come with some political costs. gravity does exist for them. this has led republicans -- over and over again. the majority in the senate with better candidates. this election so far is looking to be a similar story. but, of course, there's the guy at the top of the ticket who has at last count 34 felony convictions and running neck and neck with the incumbent president. cumbent president