congressman seth moulton, good to be seeing you. thanks for joining me tonight. >> when we come back, charted flights a marthasville neared. sounds like a nice vacation right? it's not. it's the cruel stunt of two republican governors to ship migrants from the border into democratic cities. and it turns out? it was all on the taxpayers time. political cruelty when the 11th hour continues! i believe prop 27 is the right thing to do. i had experienced being in shelters at a young age. having nothing. prostituting. we don't choose this life. i never knew what safe was until i came to city of refugee. people that's coming through these doors are trying to break the cycle. prop 27 will help provide more funding for places like this and help people get off the streets. it feels good to have a place to call home. support prop 27. florida governor ron desantis is taking credit for sending airplanes carrying migrants to martha's vineyard. the orlando sentinel confirming that they's chartered two planes yesterday to take pick up 50 undocument

what would the opposite political mr. moulton preach be off, and you managed to negotiate terms to define the status of serbian communities in northern crossover. however, not the status of cost of itself. 4 percent of it, nobody to put the list was that i thought the ability to pull it through the ability to electrical, some waste cost more solo will mean he started republicans that are being obstinate 1st, adobe little bands mccollugh from finish will call in is that he's not, there is, are you a quick me to please them, you know, give them your smoking out of your sped dameion is registered about how many have gathered today under the people's patrol banners. they're targeting migrants to become too numerous yet a got it. all this analogy right now was the russian, california crystal club in you get, it was not most bullshit down with almost a normal one. actually really gonna come point before it really start pulling the recall then it's you're supposed to, it was in, you're going to come back is coming for 30 minutes from albany cost. so other guy than more than i'm not going up at t

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it's something we all have to do. often, moulton, once a day in germany, an average of 6 liters of drinking water washes the contents of our toilets down the drain, roughly a 3rd of the per capita drinking water consumption of 128 liters is simply flushed away. and it's not just water. this wasted human excreta contains many important nutrients, which could perhaps be put to better use. take phosphorus, it's essential for plant grice each year. $50000.00 tons of it end up in sewage treatment plants. many countries are already starting to use human feces to produce bio gas and research is underway into its potential use in agriculture. that's not yet permitted in germany, but a revolution isn't away. time for the morning trip to the toilet up is music festival in northern germany. these toilets are collecting a valuable resource fecal matter. here it's not considered waste, rather a rule material during the summer sanitation startup veneto has been sending the toilets from festival to festival that explains the empty hole at the company's office in eva's volunteer. berlin, leaving c e. o. fl

there wasn't more deposition for, it wasn't the office, you know, political, mr. moulton, richfield unit managed to negotiate terms to define the status of serbian communities in north, in cost of a, however, not the status of cost of itself. 4 percent of it. nobody has the ability to have the ability to pull it through the ability for electrical, some ways, cost more thought. well, thought of many stars thought i probably could. that'd be obstinate 1st with double bonds. mcclellan from phil initial con is that he's not. there was over. yeah, quick me to put his name or no get them. no smoking out of use with damian is registered about how many have gathered today under the people's patrol bonus, they're targeting migrants to become too numerous. yet with all this analogy work now, once they've actually kind of corny crystal craft and you get to pick it was like most bullets. yeah. yeah. we're good with them. is normally when actually we're gonna come point replay any sort of cooling the recall issue. suppose that it was in, you're going to come back is when we put the picture more than

it's something we all have to do. often, moulton, once a day in germany, an average of 6 liters of drinking water washes the contents about toilets down the drain. roughly a 3rd of the per capita drinking water consumption of 128 liters is simply flashed away. and it's not just water. this wasted human excreta contains many important nutrients, which could perhaps be put to better use. take phosphorus it's essential for plant grice each year, 50000 tons of it, and up in sewage treatment plants. many countries are already starting to use human feces to produce bio gas and research is underway into its potential use in agriculture. that's not yet permitted in germany, but a revolution isn't away. time for the morning trip to the toilet at this music festival in northern germany. these toilets are collecting a valuable resource fecal matter. here it's not considered waste rather a rule material. during the summer sanitation start up for neat seo. has been sending the toilets from festival to festival that explains the empty hole that accompanies office and even volunteer berlin. leaving c e o.

what would the opposite political mr. moulton, preach, feel from a good many in belgrade, believe snippy has been slow to act, that it's time to solve the cause of an issue as russia did with crimea, meaning the reach and must be reunited. it's how the people's patrol came about. and of course they, me talk is a piece of a quote, it is a force if it was between course that your son go well then you can some. busy others are missing, just have it for liquidity when they can. but tell you it's kim body my the before much in a condo bomb look nice the most that your next starting across to him thought he cock with their school national. not o'clock on time or ged, hopefully it's nice to put them in a for much marketable or nick a for this case. they all gonna, they know, busted by year. it was all just supposed to feel this, the debit, the not the moment of the one your program across to him. a thought here he still either give it for the woodson or my nasty and melbourne. spoken out of that or what the when i messed him on this and i was deal on a much car. yeah. medical voice got close to

mr. moulton, reach me off of if we met a bit. many in belgrade, believe snippy, has been slow to act, that it's time to solve the cause of an issue as russia did with crimea, meaning the region must be reunited. it's how the peoples patrol came about. and of course, timothy the marquee, on making a personal piece of it. it was 40 feet if was between course interest and go on. and you can, if someone does, i'm missing that you said with liquidity. when it came through, it's kim body my the before much in a control room look nice the most that your next thought in a cost to him, i thought he'd cock with their school national not o'clock on time or g b for him as ice to put them in a poll, much marketable or nick, a polish place they'll get at they know busted by in exhaust from fossil fuel. there. so there with this the devotee, not the moment of the one. yeah. program across to him. a thought here and he's got either give it for the woodson or my nasty melbourne spoken out of that or what the when i messed him on this in our villa

like how can, with mol on the bill, on the current state of us chinese relations, his ortiz kelly moulton. so you would think that was tensions rising in the pacific . all parties involved would be doing everything possible, deescalate the situation. however, that does not seem to be the case. we have a new bill passing for the senate foreign relations committee and that bill is seen as a rather intense escalation with china. it provides a $6500000000.00 to taiwan in military aid. it names taiwan is a major, non nato us ally and it expedite arm sales to the government on taiwan. now there were 5 senators who did oppose the bill. the most vocal of them was us senator rand paul, of kentucky. this is not a time to radically changed longstanding policy without an appreciation of the consequences that may follow. now this 5 senators were out voted and it appears this bill is moving ahead. it is laughed the senate foreign relations committee now to be up to the rest of the u. s. congress to determine whether or not they want to pass it into law. and then joe biden will have to decide whether or

and, and so we have a loss of historical institutions with us, which of been moulton. i used to the extent that can be more nice on the basis of changing political. ready relationships and keeping certain city understood conventions and customs of behavior. so the, the role of the, the queen, iowa, and future king. and is to follow, i suppose from my perspective as a constitutional lawyer. and i in that asked is head of stage that they perform acts of states which are essentially ceremonial acts and state they, they, they provide the political theater if you like. ah, which are legit vices? certain actions like the appointments video prime minister, the other day when you think, do you think there might be a situation where the queen lives zone but actually passes on the throne to charles? well, we have no a stablished procedure full. that apart from the regency acts, ok, so really there is no need for the queen to pass her functions own in that sense. and there is under the regency act that really only comes into operation if the sovereign is totally. ready incapacita

joining us now, democratic congressman seth moulton of massachusetts.it feels like -- i don't want to say it backfired. i think on the right, they had fun on twitter. but it feels like the community stepped up and did what a normal person would do when human beings show up in their back yard. >> that's right. of course we did because this is massachusetts, this is america. these are fundamentally american values. we're the country of the statue of liberty that's welcomed refugees from across the globe for our entire existence. so this is of course the right thing to do. it's also the patriotic thing to do, as the american thing to do. it's what red states should be doing, as well. >> congressman, i think people can hold both ideas this their head at the same time that our immigration system is broke not and it's inhuman to let human beings on an airplane or bus and dump them anywhere. do you feel like we're having both parts of that conversation in good faith and in -- in an important and effective enough way? >> well, it's certainly not been effective

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moulton, ms. bernice johnson and mrs. dingell, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from rhode island rise? mr. cicilline: madam speaker, as the member designated by ms. sewell of alabama, i inform the house that ms. sewell will vote yes on h.res. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey rise? mr. pallone: madam speaker, as the member designated by mrs. kirkpatrick, ms. sanchez, mr. lamb, mr. payne, mr. henry johnson, mr. sires, mr. pascrell and mr. welch, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.res. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from new york rise? >> as the member designated by mr. bowman, i inform the house that mr. bowman will vote no on h.res. 1377. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois rise? >> as the member designated by congressman quigley of illinois, i inform the house that congressman qui

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i would like to invite my colleague from the state of massachusetts, congressman seth moulton, a great american leader who has served his country in a number of ways and a number of situations. certainly in the military and now as a member of congress. mr. moulton: i want to thank my colleague from california for her incredible leadership on this and so many other issues on the house armed services committee. you've truly built a legacy which will be hard to repeat. thank you. signing up for the military is a sacrifice. in return, our service members should never have to worry about their own health care being criminalized by the very country they have volunteered to defend. but for an estimated 5,000 to 7,400 active duty service members and d.o.d. civilians who find themselves in need of an abortion each year, this is exactly what could happen. thousands serve in states they did not choose. many of these places now deem abortion a criminal act. so what happens next? many of my colleagues would just simply suggest take leave and travel to a state that provides abortions. are we going t

i want to thank representatives curtis and moulton for their bipartisan work on this bill. i urge all of my colleagues to support this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. mr. pallone: if i could, could i yield myself such time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pallone: thank you. i just wanted to take this opportunity to talk about one of our key staff people who is leaving after, i don't know, within the next few days, i guess. and the person, of the person is jerry, who is right behind me. the last two bill, jerry has played an instrumental role, not only on consumer protection but so many issues. shortly after i became the top democrat on the committee more than seven years ago he started. he's currently the staff director for both our communications and tech no lolg -- and technology subcommittee and our consumer protection and commerce subcommittee. over the last seven year, he's played a critical role now efforts to expand access to broadband nationwide, to

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moulton for five minutes, you are recognized, mr. milton. >> thank you very much, madam chair. mister secretary, good to see, you thank you very much for being here. the iija appropriated more money for investing in rail than ever before in our nation's history. president biden vowed to, quote, make sure america has the cleanest, safest and fastest railed system in the world. will this indeed be the administration's legacy? how will you fulfill the administration's promise, the presidents promise? >> thank you. we are enthusiastic about the opportunities here for passenger rail, as you know. in any other administration i might count myself the biggest enthusiast, but alone may ever be second place in this administration in terms of readiness and commitment to seeing america have the highest quality rail. as you mentioned, we have unprecedented resources to work with here. the most since the inception of amtrak itself. a lot of that is, candidly, dealing with backlog, dealing with the under investment that has happened in the past. also opportunities for new high speed rail in t

moulton for five minutes, you are recognized, mr. milton. >> thank you very much, madam chair. mister secretary, good to see, you thank you very much for being here. the iija appropriated more money for investing in rail than ever before in our nation's history. president biden vowed to, quote, make sure america has the cleanest, safest and fastest railed system in the world. will this indeed be the administration's legacy? how will you fulfill the administration's promise, the presidents promise? >> thank you. we are enthusiastic about the opportunities here for passenger rail, as you know. in any other administration i might count myself the biggest enthusiast, but alone may ever be second place in this administration in terms of readiness and commitment to seeing america have the highest quality rail. as you mentioned, we have unprecedented resources to work with here. the most since the inception of amtrak itself. a lot of that is, candidly, dealing with backlog, dealing with the under investment that has happened in the past. also opportunities for new high speed rail in t

moulton for five minutes, you are recognized, mr. milton. >> thank you very much, madam chair. mister secretary, good to see, you thank you very much for being here. the iija appropriated more money for investing in rail than ever before in our nation's history. president biden vowed to, quote, make sure america has the cleanest, safest and fastest railed system in the world. will this indeed be the administration's legacy? how will you fulfill the administration's promise, the presidents promise? >> thank you. we are enthusiastic about the opportunities here for passenger rail, as you know. in any other administration i might count myself the biggest enthusiast, but alone may ever be second place in this administration in terms of readiness and commitment to seeing america have the highest quality rail. as you mentioned, we have unprecedented resources to work with here. the most since the inception of amtrak itself. a lot of that is, candidly, dealing with backlog, dealing with the under investment that has happened in the past. also opportunities for new high speed rail in t