but the biscuit in the basket and villanova beat michigan 63-55 . villanova is one win away from their third final four since 2016 . the top seeds, boy . all kinds of trouble tonight . michigan, they went as far as they could go . something about a villanova . they just seem to be relevant at tournament time . >> something about villanova . tremendous coach . great guard with coley gillespie . samuels, these guys do not miss any shaft they don't forget they are the leading free for a free throw shooting team in the country . when they have a five point lead it is kind of like they have a 10, 12. late because they never seem to turn the ball over . they play together beautifully . samuels, when a game . he was just magnificent throughout. 63-55 . you hold michigan 255 . villanova is going to be tough to beat . >> they just run their offense . they just get it done . how about top-seeded arizona tonight . on hand to see his houston cougars take on arizona . houston came out of the gate firing . edwards hit the three . houston would have a 10 point lea

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that is a micro-aggression now. >> that is in michigan? >> yes. >> we will get into the present governor, which i find her to be the worst governor in america. kimberly, let me go to you. yesterday, you had this press conference with this truck. it is the woman truck driver. she is so cool. i could not drive that thing because i would crash it into seconds. can you ask plane what you all are doing being part of the freedom truck convoy that is going through the united states to end up? >> i think the memes that are going out everywhere are saying it for us. moms and truckers are going to save the country. >> yes. [applause] >> i am going to say dads, too, ok? >> i want to make it clear that moms for america is a national movement of women who love men, so we are standing by our men. the truck we have embedded with the people's convoy that started in barstow on wednesday. we have two moms in that convoy headed east, and we have three moms including mary, our truck driver mom. we have a mom truck driver, who is in this big purple rig with th

there's a guy named halderman in michigan... >> thompson: yeah, so i, i interviewed, um, j.that the asog team did. >> in antrim. >> thompson: in antrim. and he, he was critical of it. >> he was critical. >> thompson: he, he did not think it was accurate. >> well, fair enough. it was quick work done in three days. it's, it's ridiculous to pretend that's what this is about. you know, you're, you're throwing out things that happened a few weeks after the election as we're all scrambling, just beginning to unravel the biggest heist in history. it's gone far beyond that. >> thompson: out of all the people i've met, you seem to be the person most personally responsible for motivating this election fraud movement, and some would say for spreading disinformation. and do you think that's an accurate way, that you are sort of the kingpin behind this movement? >> well, or that i'm the one who's waking up americans to this deep problem in our election apparatus. >> thompson: let, let me ask you if you agree to this simple binary. if you're right, you're saving the country. if you're wro

kildee of michigan, i inform the house that mr. kildee will vote yes, he will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. upton from the state of michigan, i inform the house that mr. upton will vote yea on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. green: and still i rise, mr. speaker, as the member designated by the honorable henry cuellar of texas, i inform the house that mr. cuellar of texas will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. carter of the great state of texas, i inform the house that mr. cart already vote yes on h. are -- mr. carter will vote yes on h.r. 3113. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? ms. van duyne: as the member designated by ms. granger of texas, i inf

by the governor from indiana, eric holcomb and my good friend gretchen whitmer from the state of michigan. and some of america's world leaders and most important manufacturers in the world. hewlett-packard, mid tronic, micron, samsung, whirlpool and just last week in my state of the union message i said that we are seeing the revitalization of american manufacturing. especially in the industrial midwest. our economy created 432,000 manufacturing jobs in america since we took office. and today companies are choosing to build the factories here, here in the united states. just a few years ago they would've built them overseas. what i also said is that companies are ready to do more, a lot more. if congress passes the bipartisan innovation act. that is what we are here today to talk about the bipartisan act. we have a presidency, sounds great thank you for being here mike is looking to make a multibillion-dollar semi conductor here in america if this bill gets passed. and doctor choi at ceo of samsung is also on the screen. thank you for being here. samsung has committed $17 billion to the l

resorts in michigan.gher density of you know, most other places in the country are in the world. even what school this isn't just one record. i broke the skiing record. rad broke the snowboarding record. so worse. we sent to different records. >> well, there you go. get his still needs to verify the record. but if all goes as planned, they could be named the official record holders in about 6 weeks, something to brag about all right. now to our 4 zone forecast with a live view of the exploratorium in the world. famous bucky ball sitting out and we, of course, joined by our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow who says there's actually a chance of rain in the forecast about that. look, substantial tools are going to see that storm system move in right now. kind of a quiet evening. warm still around parts of the bay area now. but >> yeah, we've got this storm system off the coastline. looks like this one is going to finally make landfall as we head toward late wednesday into thursday. right now, most that ra

attending the university of michigan in ann arbor. he would eventually become the wolverine's most valuable player and entertain offers from the pros. but he had already decided that his future lay in the courtroom. not the gridiron. he left ann arbor for yale in the fall of 1935 hired to coach boxing and football. it wasn't long before the faculty offered coach ford an opening in their law program. he was ready for the challenge and in 1941 jerry ford graduated in the top third of his class. returning home to grand rapids. he opened a law practice with his friend philip buchan. but their plans were interrupted by foreign dictators. and gerald ford navy ensign went off to war. for almost two years the aircraft carrier monterey would take him across 40,000 miles of the pacific his experience in 10 major battles would change his perception of the world and his nations place in it. he had seen too much of the world to believe that it would go away or that america could bury her head in the sand. i always fell that i was a moderate to con

the senator from michigan, a simple transparency measure. people in the postal service reviewing the contracts, and setting up contracts that are sweetheart deals to some companies allowing them to be enriched on the backs of the american taxpayer and the consumer who uses the postal service. not so much to ask. we ought to be able to vote on it. what is the postal service so afraid of. what is the harm that can come from the american people knowing how these things operate? from striking a provision that is vague with opportunities for abuse and replace it with transparency provisions we would be better off. and another amendment, we ask unanimous consent to call up amendment 493. and they vote on adoption of the amendment with no intervening action on debate. >> reserving the right to object. >> senator from michigan. madam president, this bill is limited to absolutely essential consensus bipartisan reforms necessary to ensure the postal service can continue delivering for the american people. everything in this bill has bipartisan agreeme

the gentlelady from michigan is recognized. ms. stevens: madam speaker, the ranking member, the gentleman from oklahoma, has given us a motion to instruct, a negotiation that will -- we'll pursue in the conference to come. with that, i would like to yield to the gentleman from new jersey for three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you, madam speaker. we're in a crucial moment in our nation's history and congress has the chance to reinvigorate our economy and ensure that we can outcompete every other nation. the america competes act will put us on a course to lead the pack in creating the strongest and most advanced economy of the 21st century and today's actions move us one step closer to making this legislation a reality. over the past 40 years, america's manufacturing sector has lost market share to economic competitors like china. this decline in manufacturing coupled with the covid-19 pandemic has led to severe supply chain disruptions across our economy that have

upton of michigan, i inform the house that mr. upton will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from connecticut seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by the chair of the house appropriations committee, rosa delauro and the vice chair of the committee, jared golden, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 979. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. lesko of arizona, i inform the house that ms. lesko will vote no on the rule. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. lawson, i inform the house that mr. lawson will vote yes on h. resolution 979. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. fortenberry of nebraska, i inform the house that mr. fortenberry will vote no on

governor whitmer: i ran on fixing the roads in michigan. i think we will fix the dams and roads this year. we have work to do together. i appreciate the way governors and the nga worked together to secure more resources so we can fix our roadways and build a more resilient and equitable infrastructure system. sec. buttigieg, i would like to get things started by asking how the administration plans to help states and territories and get the ball rolling on these important infrastructure investments and give you an opportunity to get us started. please, take away secretary. thank you --sec. buttigieg: thank you governor whitmer i am honored to be with all of you. i want to thank the nj for having me -- the in j a -- nga for having me. first, i want to thank and applaud work that nga did and so many of you did individually. as you shared in our opening remarks, both shaping the dying -- designed for the presidents historic law and of the advocacy that made it a reality. we saw governors from red states and blue states alike calling for investm

if we just arbitrarily shut down these pipelines, which is an agenda that the state of michigan has rightking people, drive up the price of gasoline even more. >> carley: it runs from canada through the great lakes and through michigan into ohio. and the toledo refinery, i went there couple months ago. if it shuts down, hundreds if not thousands of jobs, and your state will be lost. governor whitmer says that line 5 poses the risk of a catastrophic oil spill in the great lakes. is there any merit to that concern? >> it's been operating safely for years, and if you accept argument, there is an alternative plan to tunnel under the streets where the pipeline currently is, remove any risk that it would leak into the great lakes, but michigan will not accept that alternative. they will not approve the permits to do so. they seem intent on shutting down line 5 which will create economic catastrophe. right now the whole world is struggling with high oil prices and the impact on that because of what russia and ukraine have done, or what russia has done to ukraine. but every time we don't approve

the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. tlaib, for five minutes. ms. tlaib: madam chair, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for five minutes, revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. tlaib: i rise today to recognize the outstanding work of jim touman and the volunteers behind jimmy's kids and the organization that serves the families of wayne county, including the community and neighborhood i grew up in, southwest detroit. in 1988, jim, a youth advocate, motivational speaker was simply trying to make the christmas holiday special for 22 special needs children. he coordinated an ad hoc program to provide the children with holiday gifts. the jimmy's kids organization now serves thousands of children all across metro detroit. jimmy's kids proudly partners with local groups and churches to set up gift giving not just during the holiday but year around for children in need. countless families can count on their christmas day gift distribution program. an event i happily volunteer for during the holidays. please join me in

of debates at the university of michigan. he's also editor and co author of the state of the union is memorable addresses of the last 60 years in kia if is kierra roodick, ukrainian member of parliament's. and joining us from washington, robert hanser, former us ambassador to native will welcome to all of you. so aaron, let me start with you, then what did you make of the president's speech? and what he had said about ukraine was, was it enough? i think it was probably a little less than, than some were expecting, you know, it's only an hour speech. and so, and he has a lot of things to talk about, including domestic issues like the economy, inflation and covered it. it ended up being about the 1st 10 minutes, the speech about 15 percent. but in some ways, it was the genius of the speech, because there was a lot of bipartisan support for the position, a lot of positive imagery, you know, those with the colors of ukraine. the ambassador was there and you know, directly talked about, but i think it's a very tough position for h

i ran on fixing the dam roads in michigan. i think we're going to adjust that going into this year and say fixing the dams and roads. we have a lot of infrastructure work to do together, and i am excited. i really appreciate the way governors and nga have worked together to secure more resources so that we can fix our roadways and build a more resilient and equitable infrastructure system. so, secretary buttigieg, i'd like to get things started by asking how they plan on getting the ball rolling on these infrastructure investments and give you an opportunity to get it started. please take it away, secretary. >> thank you so much, governor whitmer, i'm honored to be with you, with governor hogan, governor hutchinson and all of you, and i want to thank the nga for having me. i'll just offer a couple of quick thoughts, and hopefully we can quickly get to the discussion. first and foremost, i just want to thank and applaud the work that nga did and that so many of you did individually as you just shared in your opening remarks. bo

it is tournament time of the ncaa variety and he and his final season, head coach, face michigan stateinutes left, tyson walker steps back and gave michigan state the lead and they trailed by nine ue devils by 2 and the next possession, get it out of jeremy roach hit at the other and they finished the game outgoing michigan state 20-6 and a final of 85-76 and victor at the chase center on thursday. >> last night arkansas defeated mexico state to advance to the sweet 16 and there will be a homecoming of sorts for the head coach eric musselman and he was the head coach of the warriors in 2002 through 2004. >> i have so many lifetime friends and my sons grew up there and it will be wild to go back and play and although it is a different area and arena, when i found out where there were different spots to the sweet 16 in san francisco, in the bay area, nothing better. >> the razorbacks will face top- seeded gonzaga on thursday while duke plays the winner of texas tech and notre dame. houston illinois not a game for the week and four minutes left in houston up 7 and got the ball in bounds a

>> as the member designated by the gentleman from michigan, mre that mr. upton will vote yea on the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? ms. scanlon: as the member designated by ms. dean, i inform the house that ms. dean will vote no on the fitzgerald amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by miss cathy mcmorris rodgers, i inform the house that miss rodgers are vote yea on the amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: as the member designated as the member designated mr. bowman of new york, i inform the house that he will vote no on the fitzgerald amendment. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? mrs. cammack: thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. carter of georgia, i inform the house that mr. carter will vote yea on the amendment. the spea

850 restaurants in the country >>> the trial under way for four men accused of plotting to kidnap michigan's governor. >>> and after more than a century, one of the great mysteries of the sea has finally been solved. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from lviv, ukraine. >>> good evening, everyone the horror and outrage grows here in ukraine and around the world tonight after a children's and maternity hospital came under attack in the southern port city of mariupol. ukraine's president accuses russian troops of shelling the hospitals, leaving children td over a dozen people injured. in a tweet, president zelenskyy suggested the world is an accomplice, ignoring terror by not imposing a no-fly zone. russia claims it doesn't fire on civilian targets, yet newly released before and after satellite photos taken prior to today's hospital attack appear to show heavy damage to homes, stores, and other civilian infrastructure in mariupol also the u.s. today closing the door on a transfer of polish fighter jets to ukraine. and there are new concerns about the

the largest investment in its history, $7 billion to build electric vehicles creating 4000 jobs in michigan. all told, we created three intersecting 9000 -- all told,

very few have meant more to jackson, michigan, than al. al roe steel embodies the hardworking ethos of his hometown. over the years, under al's leadership, the company grew to 3,000 employees in over a dozen states. al always exhibited a tireless work ethic, but spent the time to talk to and to know each of his employees. when asked about his retirement, he said, and i quote, i've slowed down to working part time. i only work 12 hours a day. even still, he always found time to get involved in just about every effort under the sun. al supported skilled education programs, nonprofits, and c.s. moffitt children's hospital, just to name a few. name a sport and al likely sponsored a team or league in the jackson area. al's generosity was felt throughout the jackson community. often taking shape through his unwavering support of jackson high school. a michigan man through and through, al got to see his beloved wolverines take down ohio state on a snowy day this passed november. then win the big ten championship. al wasn't just a staple of jackso

from michigan, this is todd, independent line. >> caller: good morning. back in the '70s, it was all about iran. then it was about opec. and then it was about reagan and the sandinistas. it's always some excuse to raise the price of gas, always. the bottom line is it's agreed and it's just sickening. and maybe putin is on the right track, maybe he should shoot off a few nukes, give everybody a wake-up call. >> let's go to john in telford, pennsylvania, republican line. >> caller: good morning, pedro. i think it's ridiculous, what's going on here with the gas prices. here in pennsylvania, it's gone up another ten cents overnight. and, you know, i seen that report with shell with buying it at a discount, selling it on the market at the highest place, and then sanders, he's complaining about, well, they're making record profits. well, of course, we knew this, because it happened during the bush administrations. they were making more money in a quarter than some companies make in their history of being a company. so you know it's price gouging. what i don't u

the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: reserve.peaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan reserves. the gentleman from nebraska is recognized. mr. smith: madam speaker, i have letters from numerous groups representing and reflecting the views of millions of americans. i'd like to submit for the record these letters. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. -- does the gentleman reserves? mr. smith: i now yield as much time as he may consume, a gentleman, expert in health policy, mr. schweikert from arizona. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from arizona is recognized. mr. schweikert: thank you, madam speaker pro tem. you do realize what's going on here, and i'm going to be a little sarcastic because i'm frustrated. insulin prices is outrageous. but why is it outrageous? the fact of the matter is our regulatory mechanic and our payment mechanics are the very things that broke this. and here you do a piece of legislation that will break it more. please, i beg of the majority hire and economist. and walk you through s

dos hermanos hispanos en michigan fueron por fin declarados inocentes despuÉs de pasar 25 aÑos en prisiÓno en el asesinato y en diferentes organizaciones que en un principio no lo quisieron. una jueza de michigan ordenÓ la libertad de las hermanas tras pasar 25 aÑos en prisiÓn acusados errÓneamente por el homicidio es el mejor dÍa de mi vida, estamos muy felices. inicialmente sus hermanos fueron vinculados al crimen y condenados a cadena perpetua por el testimonio que en su momento confesÓ haber abusado sexualmente de la vÍctima afirmando que ellos lo asesinaron. una versiÓn que ahora desmiente la fiscalÍa y exonera a los dos hermanos . la Única evidencia cientÍfica en la escena pertenece a brandon. estos hermanos que siempre sostuvieron que no participaron del crimen, ahora agradecen a varios organizaciones que lucharon por su caso y por demostrar su inocencia. pero por quÉ le toma tanto tiempo la justicia en este caso 25 aÑos determinar que hay un error en el proceso? consultamos con un abogado criminalista. todas las jurisdicciones tienen acceso a esa informaciÓn. los hermanos celebran

meyer from michigan. beck's thank you madam chair and to the subcommittee for holding this here today and to all of our guests who are joining to share their expertise and their experience and i just have to follow on what many of my other colleagues have mentioned. rabbi walker, thank you for the example that you set, for just the bravery that you showed. i know in an era where we are all watching things occur and scrolling our twitter feeds to find updates, know our hearts sank when we saw the news and then leapt at the conclusion, and thanks again to you for your calmness under pressure. it was a situation you should have never been in, but one that you handled and your fellow victims handled in a way that set a powerful example. rabbi walker, i just want to kind of build on some of the other questions here. you mentioned that you participated in about a half dozen other security workshops that have been offered by the fbi, the adl, colleyville police and the secure communities networks with mr. master

president, if you know anything about michigan, we love our cars. we put the world on wheels and we've been keeping michigan moving ever sibs since. -- ever since. but recently this love affair has hit a dry patch. nearly everyone in michigan drives to work, to school and to the lake on the weekends and it's getting warmer and warmer to be able to do that. and high gas prices have made this michigan way of life a lot more expensive. i'm thinking of the driver who uses his own car to deliver meals and other essentials to families in detroit. gas prices have gone up so much he's barely breaking even. i'm thinking of the student who drives 40 minutes every day who attends classes at michigan tech. she -- she needs money for her tuition and rent. i'm thinking of our farmers, fuels absolutely essential to power our tractors and produce fertilizer and keep the world fed. but income is tight be even in the good times and in the tight times the folks who grow our food can struggle to fill their own refrigerators. high fuel prices hurt michigan families, our

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>> subfloor in michigan. >> hear! hear! thanks for that comment. i just want to go back to earlier part of your statement though. i think it does make a big difference for us to understand whether this came from it animal or from a laboratory. think it would support what are our actions now in terms of preventing the next pandemic. i'm guessing you are correct 100 years ago with a spanish loot did not come from a laboratory is a highly transmissible virus you did not have vaccines and therapeutics back then did not have the same hospital care. but this is important for us to understand the source of this because it goes to the solution to try to prevent in many cases the next one we change laboratories management procedures to prevent it from happening. or do we deal with the proximity of animals to human and various parts of the world where these viruses can jump over from one to another. >> have we reached a point of vaccine fatigue? >> i think we are at a point if you look at the statistics i think the curb has leveled off in terms of the number

. >>> six years ago, a woman in michigan took it upon herself to rebuild her community.ofit, put th and got down to work. steve hartman was there when the plan came together, and took a trip back to see how it all worked out. >> reporter: highland park, michigan, near detroit, has all the makings of a ghost town. this was the library. this was the high school. much of the town just plain was. fortunately, one man's wasteland is another woman's blank slate. >> i just felt that it was a space to build and do things on. >> run through your background in urban planning. >> i don't think have anything in urban planning except for sitting here conjuring up i want to do. >> reporter: as we first reported in 2016 -- you got a better imagination than i do. >> reporter: she's the unofficial architect of the most unlikely redevelopment project in michigan. she set up a nonprofit. got donations. >> i own this lot right here, too. >> reporter: and started a crusade to reverse the decline on your block. are you paying all these people? >> a couple of them, but most are vowlunteers. >>

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host: andy levin sirs the ninth district of michigan -- serves the next district of michigan.r time. guest: it is good to be with you. host: there was an announcement reported that the president is a set to announce the u.s. is about to ban imports on russian oil, what do you think about that? guest: we have got to hit putin where it hurts. they get most of their revenue from the export of oil. and i do not think the u.s. should be part of good being that kind of money to putin, so i am in favor of it. host: as far as hitting them where it hurts, you have seen stories about gas prices. do you think this will exacerbate what is going on with oil supplies in the u.s.? guest: i do, but we have to look at the oil companies and to see what they are doing. they are making record profits, executives are making outrageous compensation packages. i think that they have to step up and contribute to what really is a patriotic effort, an effort to save democracy, here in ukraine. the ukrainians are standing on the front lines of protecting democracy worldwide and i think everybody has to d

the spartans would never trail after that julius marble the second in the lane, michigan state wins,y 74-73. apparently steph owes draymond a watch maybe some cash and has to wear a michigan state jersey to a warriors game. warriors are hoping it's steph curry's foot is going to heal quickly the official diagnosis released today sprained ligament and curry's foot caused by marcus smart dive curry will be reevaluated in two weeks. so he may be healthy fingers crossed when the playoffs begin in three and a half weeks giants spring training opener against the cubs mike. you strepsky's baby. so cute. that is quittingly may logan webb looking good from and spoke. for two innings struck out five the giants didn't have a hit through the first seven innings. i don't care what the excuses that's bad price johnson leading off the eighth with a double. that was the biggest cheer of the night. giants lose though. seven three and the gaze won their opener 10a sharks and abs. oh that's why the fan paid for those ice level seats writers. he's loving that a frustrating night though for the sharks gi

the spartans would never trail after that julius marble the second in the lane, michigan state wins,ely 74-73. apparently steph owes draymond a watch maybe some cash and has to wear a michigan state jersey to a warriors game. warriors are hoping it's steph curry's foot is going to heal quickly the official diagnosis released today sprained ligament and curry's foot caused by marcus smart dive curry will be reevaluated in two weeks. so he may be healthy fingers crossed when the playoffs begin in three and a half weeks giants spring training opener against the cubs mike. you strepsky's baby. so cute. that is quittingly may logan webb looking good from and spoke. for two innings struck out five the giants didn't have a hit through the first seven innings. i don't care what the excuses that's bad price johnson leading off the eighth with a double. that was the biggest cheer of the night. giants lose though. seven three and the gaze won their opener 10a sharks and abs. oh that's why the fan paid for those ice level seats writers. he's loving that a frustrating night though for the sharks

at this time, i yield to my friend from michigan, representative hey lee stevens for as much time as she may consume. ms. stevens: thank you to my colleague from texas. congresswoman lizie flitcher, who b -- lizzie fletcher who has been someone i have deeply admired as part of the women's movement, as part of the women's choice movement, who has made herself a leader in this body and a leader in texas for bringing us all here tonight as part of women's history month. madam speaker, i'm rising alongside my pro-choice colleagues, honoring the women of the reproductive health rights and justice movement. women like my own mother. who remembered being young and without choice. without choice over their bodily autonomy. women like my own mother who marched for women's rights. who remember when roe v. wade came down. i'm here today, madam speaker, to reisner brave providers, the fierce advocates, the trail blazing women of color who established the principles and coined the terms and all of those who believe in a society where women are entitled to make personal decisions about their bodie