. >> in thinking about missouri or missouri's peculiarities slavery was popular in missouri as it was in alabama and other southern states. in that matter at all and jeff and i have a colleague who's written a book about slavery and has a different take on what slavery was like there. is that matter? or was that slavery was slavery was slavery. >> diane has an essay where she makes the argument that slavery is slavery is slavery. in a debate especially on the southern side there is a lot about missouri and how the climate was so much better than it was in the deep south and there was literally it was argued that it was the most humane thing to allow slavery in missouri because otherwise people would eat sold for far worse. you can find quotations of long the lines of those. >> thomas jefferson does -- >> it's really shocking how common it is and you can and a missouri newspaper at that time and you'll find someone giving some version of that. >> are in a speech by a southerner. >> that special idea about missouri slavery is because the climate is different and because of the small-sca

the gentlewoman from missouri is recognized. mrs. wagner: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. wagner: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of h.r. 4111, the sovereign debt contract capacity act, an important piece of legislation sponsored by our chairwoman and co-sponsored by our committee's lead republican. china has now become the world's largest official creditor, but the details of its lending remain notoriously opaque. at a hearing in may, the financial services committee examined how china has been using strict confidentiality arrangements, cross-default provisions, and other tools to hide the details of its loans and potentially influence borrowers, domestic and foreign policies. a recent analysis by the research group adata has also shown that 42 countries now have public debt exposure to china in excess of 10% of their g.d.p. which is largely hidden from conventional reporting to the world bank. h.r. 4111 would addres

the gentlewoman from missouri is recognized. mrs. wagner: i thank you, mr. speaker. and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. wagner: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 5142, a bill to posthumously award congressional gold medals in commemoration to the service members who perished in afghanistan on august 26, 2021. mr. speaker, during the 20-year war in afghanistan, we lost over 2,000 brave men and women, more than 20,000 service members returned home wounded in action. i believe in my heart that every single soldier we lost in afghanistan was a tragedy. we must remember their sacrifice. in the waning days of this war, the biden administration made decisions that put u.s. service members in harm's way and unfortunately, mr. speaker, on august 26, we lost 13 more service members and more than 20 were injured. 11 marines, one navy corps man and one was killed by an isis-k bomber outside the hamid karzai international airport on this terrible day in august. mr.

meuser: i thank the leader from missouri. mr. speaker, the $1.2 trillion t.n.i., transportation and infrastructure, bill is 100% coupled, linked, dependent upon the $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill as our colleagues in the democrat party continue to remind us and affirm. investing in our nation's transportation and infrastructure is a core function of government this bill is something i and many other republicans and members have tried hard to support. unfortunately democrat leadership has made it patently clear that to pass this infrastructure bill we must pass a completely partisan, $5 trillion budget reconciliation bill with the largest tax hike and government expansion in the history of our nation. that i cannot support. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from missouri has 10 minutes remaining. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: how much time on my side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 11 1/2 minutes. mr. defazio: i yield myself 1 1/2 minutes. we ar

i live in springfield, missouri. do stay-at-home care for my mother, who is disabled. >> my name is terrence and i am a mcdonald's worker from kansas city, missouri. >> my name is amanda reynolds. i live in st. louis, missouri. >> i just received health care coverage through medicaid expansion. it came in on friday. i kind of did a little happy dance. >> ryan how. i currently have no health care coverage or benefits. i recently applied for medicaid and i am waiting on a response on my eligibility. >> they said i made too much money. i made $18,000 a year. i'm not sure how that is too much money because i cannot even run my own apartment. >> once it hit the ballot and people put it through, it should have been implemented. we should not have had to fight our government to get what was owed to us all along as a safety net. >> i am a longtime cancer patient. i had cancer off and on since five years old so i had six forms of cancer and as of last week, i just had surgery number 29 and when you do not have insurance and y

i live in springfield, missouri. i work through cox health at home to do staat home care for my mother, who is disabled. >> my name is terrance wise, and i'm a mcdonald's worker from kansas city, missouri. >> my name is amanda reynolds. i live in st. uis, missouri. >> i just received the health care coverage through medicaid expansion. in fact, it came in on friday. i kind of did a little happy dance. >> right now, i currently have no health care coverage or benefits. i've recently applied for medicaid and i'm waiting on a response on my eligibility. >> they said, i made too much money. i made $18,000 a year. i'm not sure how that's too much money because i can't even rent my own apartment. now i do qualify. >> once it hit the ballot and people put through it should have automatically been implemented. we should not have to fight our government to get what should have been given to us all along as a safety net. >> i'm a long time cancer patient. i've had cancer off and on since five years old, so i've had six differe

wagner of missouri, i inform the house that mrs. wagner will vote aye on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: can you please repeat those members you are proxying for? mr. mchenry: wagner, hudson. the speaker pro tempore: thank you. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from massachusetts seek recognition? ms. clark: as the member designated by ms. frankel, i inform the house that ms. frankel will vote yes on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote yes on h.r. 5763 -- sorry -- 5763. as the member designated by mr. nunes, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. nunes will also vote yes on h.r. 5763. and as the member designated by mr. issa of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. issa will vote yes on h.r. 5763. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition? mr. raskin: madam s

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at one point as the missouri crisis over the missouri debates are occupying a more acrimonious place in politics he was amazed and told curtis he was a maze men were speaking of the union with perfect nonchalance. breaking up the union rather than taking slavery out of missouri. tyler found all of this quite demoralizing. in the midst of the debates will be the compromise also suffered a debilitating illness. it took to his bed for about a week. he was quite shaken never had felt anything like that before he had sensations of paralysis in his arms a tingling in his head and face. really alarmed him he was experiencing devastating physical symptoms. the missouri crisis had been demoralizing to him politically you had a serious illness he was also broke his financial difficulties were coming out into the open and least in respecting his family. and leticia wanted him home. so he retired 1821 he went home to virginia, telling people he would have no more of national politics. now at retirement for politicians and the early century, especially for southern politicians was itself a politi

the last remaining abortion provider in missouri, the planned parenthood in st. new state rules are taking effect. starting this week any time an inspector finds a violation, they can report it to social services. it reckulates medicaid in the state. they can yank medicaid for that planned parenthood. that affects other services like cancer screenings and other services. take us inside that fight, and what this means for the thousands of women there and people really who depend on medicaid. >> planned harnt pood says they are considering legal action here, but really they say they need the biden administration to speak out on this. obviously this is dealing with federal funding. medicaid a federal issue. and they want to hear more from the biden administration specifically for them to tell the state that this is not something they are able to do. as you said, this went into effect yesterday. this is a new emergency ruling specifically for medicaid that is aimed at further restricting abortion access in this state. under this new rules state inspectors will now re

the gentleman from missouri is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i yield -- reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. defazio: i reserve. i have the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. the gentleman has the right to close. does the gentleman from missouri have any -- mr. graves: we are prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, this body could and should have worked together in a bipartisan -- on bipartisan legislation to improve our roads and bridges, waste water infrastructure, and other vital infrastructure components. instead, the majority preferred to put us through a very highly partisan messaging exercise. and for what? the majority leader's grossly mismanaged process. i have no doubt that they thought that their my way or the highway approach reflected all of their progressive priorities. and they were mighty proud of it. but it led to t

defazio, and the gentleman from missouri, mr. graves, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon. mr. defazio: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days within which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 5434. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. defazio: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. defazio: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 5434, the surface transportation extension act of 2021. i wish that we were not at this point, calling up a short-term extension of federal highway, safety, transit, transportation programs and yet here we are. the house did its work. we passed the invest act on july 4, h.r. 3684, a five-year transformative re-authorization of surface transportation for the nation, dealing with climate change, resilience, creating jobs, social equity, a host of other things, and rebuilding our crumbling infrastructure. the senate did something differe

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and then he was elected in his own right and strongly reelected to be the senator from missouri. chosen by the first, second and possibly even his third choice. but harry truman had supported he had supported roosevelt's court packing plan. that was famous. everyone can get along with senator truman, he can be on the ticket because he did not oppose my judicial reforms. in truman becomes a president suddenly. uses this first nomination as a chance to seek some political unity. not just in washington but america as a whole. because americans then were led to openly say there should be a republican or democrat nominee to the court. >> one of the things i really liked about the book is a truman court story is great. there's also these little bits of history that are dropped in. sometimes relevant, sometimes sidebars. just how much has changed and how much hasn't changed. and one of the things that comes to mind, you write in the book truman and burton shared a belief the government should protect americans from subversive threats. even at the expense of their individual liberties. w

in 1862 and pope will once again rely on what he did following that small victory in blackwater missouri december 1861, he'd utilize the victory and media coverage thereof to resume to benefactors in the state of illinois or regular army promotion. pope will write to them benefactors, he says you will see from the papers and generals dispatch that we now have a great success. i think richard gates and yourself with telegraph we can at once, he will promptly transfer me as a major general to the regular army. independent of the gratification of myself who were unable me to give my staff, my staff increased rank if lincoln is telegraphed in the spur of this victory? it so happens one of his political benefactors in illinois son was on pope's staff. his two political benefactors would resume their appeal to lincoln nonetheless and right we can from a transfer matrix genre john pope to the army with his present rank as a token of gratitude to illinois. gift one of her sons a position in the united states army who's so gloriously achieved the just reward we ask for. we can buy this time has c

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so, so missouri, missouri, missouri, people, people on the ground who are bearings and missouri injury. if i may ask, if i may, people on the ground are witnessing and there are reports and it's not al jazeera, only local reports international report either just being one of the media that the majority of those affected by these evictions are in fact muslims, and of from bengali origin, i want to ask you abdulla column. you know, why is this? why is this such a such a controversial issue? what is, what in your mind, you were interrupting jury there what in your mind is being missed in the way the international community is viewing this? yeah, i think a cluster was circling it. it is, i did, it shows that it has, it has a very no on the context and down and, and a 20 extra duty was twisting yes, in our sam eviction is a, it's a video video only. sure. even before partition muslims, that when ever getting 1946 those it if it sion dr. lead that one we sweet. we also see that kind of eviction. and now when zullie place to build and this people up by lobby, she but she doesn't, my dame fire

more than a dozen tornadoes reported sunday in oklahoma and missouri. good news is no one was seriously hurt. we get more now on the storm threat from cbs's lonnie quinn. hey there, lonnie. >> hello, norah. tonight illinois will be on alert for tornadoes. tomorrow the same area plagued today could very well see a repeat performance. we're talking oklahoma and kansas. look at that line coming through. anywhere along that line there could be a severe storm. the twist element will come from above, fast moving air, the jet stream starts to twist the column of the air, transferring to the surface, you have another problem out there. north of that system, you get up into portions of wyoming and montana, and we're talking snow. maybe one to two feet of snow as you finish up to your day tomorrow. then out west, quickly, we do not have anything pfizer burning but a red flag work tomorrow, winds in excess of off0 miles per hour. if that's your home, you have to be careful with a flame or spark. that's the story. norah. >> o'donnell: lonnie quinn with the sound ef

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missouri and texas took joe biden to court and we won. continue to sue on the unauthorized executive actions. they are antithetical to the republic. founders said to disperse powerful so no branch could get too powerful, to protect individual. elizabeth: supreme court ruled in 1905, the power lies in the states, not centralized with the federal government with vaccine mandates. people say get vaccinated that is how you get rid of the disease. the thing is, osha will enforce the president's vax mandate which hasn't been written yet. they have 800 inspectors to handle thousands of businesses nationwide. i don't know how osha will do that. when it comes down to. this is a tough thing for the nation's soldiers to have to deal with this. if if he feel like everybody else should get vaccinated hard for soldiers to get vaccinated. yeah i don't want to endanger my family. for soldiers not vaccinated with antibodies we feel we're safe. we saw this, sir, in 2001 with the anthrax vaccine. the gao said they lost one out of seven navy pilots and crews

human trafficking smuggling makes its way to missouri.tels reaching kansas city. it is important for missouri around texas to stand together to make joe biden do his job. elizabeth: it is violating the constitution, because the money was mr. appropriated by congress, right? >> yeah the president of the united states, his obligation is to implement federal law, not ignore it. in this case there was appropriation two different years a bill dollars every year. instead of using money intended for congress, we'll waste it. woe not build the wall. that is unfortunate for us because we know walls work. the department of homeland security determine walls work. come to talk to the border agents who work forked federal government, they need the walls. they do work. elizabeth: mr. schmidt, this white house is doing neurotic dysfunctional thing refusing to call it a crisis that the attorney general testified that criminal drug networks are flooding into cities, suburbs, rural communities with fentanyl laced fake pills killed another 700,000 since aug

and rachel campos-duffy is until branson, missouri.: oh, my goodness, first of all, roll that footage. brian and steve, you twice look like you are 10 years old. brian: i know. pete: unbelievable how young -- you still look young. you guys don't age, i'm telling you. those photos and videos oh my goodness making everybody's day here. i will tell you when you talk to folks here though. i have been around doing this for, you know, five or six years the diner thing and they come up and say i think i know you. the relationship these viewers have with the three of you and brian and steve here from the beginning, their lives have changed right alongside yours. and you can't down play the amount of impact you guys have had. "fox & friends" has had. the fox news channel has had as far as an imprint on personal relationship with people who know there is only one place they feel like they can trust. there is only one place where people are shooting straight with us. brian: i hear you. brian: brian. pete: where they are actually looking at storie

market in missouri city. the place was once buzzing with tourists and people eager to buy traditional afghan carpets. but now, shop owners are struggling to find buyers. arc hattermio sagamore, on. if these news has slowed down a big deal, there's no more activity year nor much selling and buying compared to the past martha found on either of gaurtier measure. carpets would have gone his dance biggest exports in the past few years near it. but since the taliban stake over afghanistan has been isolated, it's assets in u. s. banks frozen and his borders closed. the banking system has now shut down. and along with decades of war, that sled to the carpet and drug industry facing its biggest crisis afghan carper's have always had a timeless appeal around the world. then took her designs reflect an ethnic and cultural diversity. and the proudly displayed here by merchants to make good profits. but many men and women who spend long hours and weaving rugs and carpets face uncertain times and never had burnt has been

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in december the supreme court will consider a 15-week abortion ban passed in missouri. this case dobbs versus jackson's women health organization poses a direct threat to roe v. wade, making a very real possibility that the constitutional right to abortion will be overturned in the coming months. let me be very clear. access to abortion is a freedom that is essential for americans' ability to control their own bodies and to decide their own future. nearly one in four women in the united states will have an abortion in their lifetime. but with a hostile supreme court, extremist state governments are no longer chipping away at constitutional rights. they are bulldozing right through them. we must take bold action to protect and expand abortion care rights and access. last week the house of representatives passed congresswoman judy chu's women's health protection act, which would establish a federally protected right to abortion care for every person in the united states no matter where they live. i call on the senate to meet the moment and immediately pass this critical b