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like the mmr vaccine's. i am shocked to hear him talking this way. they should be apologizing to the american people for the panic mongering that they did that for ignoring the signs and the censoring dissident voices who argued vehemently against the policies that created this distrust. >> laura: what they did to our children. thank you so much. up next, we learn to something stunning about who exactly was the recipient of biden's strategic petroleum belief and what it might have to do with his son. victor davis hanson details of the democrats have become the marie antoinette party, stay there. every once in a while, my heart can feel a little off. and even when it doesn't, i like to feel good about my heart health. that's why i have kardia mobile. kardia mobile is the only smart device in the world that is fda cleared to detect the three most common heart conditions in just 30 seconds. and having one in your pocket not only gives you peace of mind, the doctor will thank you now. kardia mobile is proven to detect atrial fibrillation, one of the lead

so i just like, you know, like the dpt vaccines or the mmr vaccine. i just i'm shocked to hear dr. shaw talking this way. they really should be apologizing the american people for the panic mongering that they did for for ignoring science and for censoring dissident voices who argued vehemently against the policies that they follow that have created this distrust, what they did to our children. doctor , about a i thank you so much. and up next, we just learned something stunning about who exactly was the recipient of biden's strategic petroleum release and what it might have to do with his son , hunter. that's victor davis hanson. details how the democrats have become the marie antoinette party. stay there. hey, everyone. mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas, part time musician but longtime customer of relaxium sleep. and i'm here with my good friend and country music legend larry gatlin. now, larry, a few months ago you asked me how does that relaxium really work? i remember that night because i was tired of sleeping. i took it you were to try to guess what relaxium sleep wo

the mmr tactical rifle, part of the same class of weapons used by the killer in highland park. this is what one gun manufacturer mossberg wants you to believe is the epitome of american freedom and independence. this is an actual ad for ar-15 style semiautomatic assault rifle shown here and incidentally it has a high-capacity magazine. the shooter in highland park had three of these high-capacity magazines and was able to fire 90 rounds because of it. take a look at this advertisement from the same industry. telling civilians use what they use. use the same guns that soldiers and marines use in combat, but use them, sadly, in towns like highland park, illinois and uvalde, texas. this ad is from a company called daniel defense. one of their semiautomatic assault rifles was used to murder those 19 children in uvalde, texas. daniel defense semiautomatic assault rifles were also found in the room of the killer who murdered, murdered 60 concert goers and injured more than 400 others at the harvest music festival in las vegas in 2017, the worst mass shooting in the history of the uni

mmrs. shaheen: thank you. i come to the floor today as the current chair of the senate appropriations subcommittee on commerce, justice, science and related agencies, because i want to pay tribute to the clerk who has worked with me for the last six years, but who has been in public service here for the federal government for 27 years, including 26 years of service in the united states senate. and that is jean toll iceon, who is going to be retiring from the federal government. jean is here with two other members of the staff of the cjs subcommittee, blake sheridan and michael bednarzik, and three members of our staff, aerial marshall, janelle deluca and chad crackmire, my chief of staff. we're here because we think it's important and i especially think it's important to recognize the people who make this body run. and it's people like jean who have dedicated their whole careers to this institution who allow us to -- who mean that we can on occasion get things done that make a huge difference for the people of

mmr. larson, i want to thank the staff. this is something that is sustainable and is going to support not just the people receiving the benefits, but there's a benefit to all americans by us doing this in the long run. i thank you for the opportunity to speak and i yield back. mr. larson: i thank the gentlelady for her comments and especially as it relates to staff. also for her comments about the -- this is the cornerstone, a key ground-laying cornerstone of the human infrastructure. can i ask how much time we have remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 32 minutes remaining. mr. larson: the gentleman now recognizes the distinguished vice chair of the committee on social security,ed leader in congress -- the leader -- security, the leader in congress in making sure that firefighters and police officers and teachers are taken care of across the board, but specifically as it relates to social security and g.p.o. i recognize mr. pascrell from new jersey. mr. pascrell: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. larson: being f