mr. cole: during consideration of this resolution all time yielded is for purposes of debate only. i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cole: mr. speaker, yesterday the rules committee met and reported a rule for consideration of the conference report of h.r. 6157, the department of defense and labor health and human services and education appropriations act of 2019 and continuing appropriations act 2019 and for an additional resolution, h.r. 1071. the rule provides for one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking member of the appropriations committee. mr. speaker, the appropriations package in front of us represents the second of what will likely be several appropriations packages to fully fund the government for fiscal year 2019. this represents the first time in more than 10 years that congress will send more than one final appropriations bill to

mr. cole: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise in opposition to the motion to instruct conferees. as the house and senate come together to find a path forward on funding the federal government, we will no doubt be faced with tough choices and fierce disagreements. but we agree that these two bills, funding the department of defense and funding the departments of labor, health and human services, and education, are twoest most important bills that we -- are two of the most important bills that we handle and, frankly, the two largest as well. they deserve thorough consideration and fair discussion amongst the conferees. we're all committed to getting this done and getting this done right. as we are doing with our first ckage of bills, this conference will reach a fair decision on funding the h.h.s. program. i want to remind the body that we've done this before. we've begun in different places, we've worked together and found common ground three times in a row and been able to support the final bill. it would be my ho

mr. cole of oklahoma, mr. messer of indiana, mr. jones of north carolina, and mr. bella of texas be removed as co-sponsors of h.r. 6774. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20 the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are order or votes are objected to under clause 6 of rule 20678 the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek are recognition? >> i move to suspend the rules and agree to the resolution h.r. 1082 providing for the condition curns by the house in the senate amendments to h.r. 302 with amendments. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the resolutionings. the clerk: house resolution 1082, prvide -- providing for concurrence by the house in the senate amendment to h.r. 302 with an amendment. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order.

were public admittance of the findings of the mclaren report and here is what the sports minister mr cole of course we caught up with him earlier had to say about that. the decision is crucial for russia we work for a long time together with the international anti doping agency sports community we have reformed and he doping system we never denied the existence of anti doping violations we will fully contribute to fulfilling the demands left on the russians legislation. and in fact what a splendid in detail in that statement which it was published earlier today saying that on september thirteenth the russian minister of sport sent a letter to water which amounts to an acceptance of all the findings of the international living could be to report which itself indorse the core findings of the water commission to mclaren investigation report including that and number of individuals within the ministry of sport and it subordinate entities were involved in the manipulations of the anti-doping system in russia so you can see that this was enough to persuade wada to reinstate restart and the seco

few comments coming from the russian officials on that namely the sports minister of the country mr cole of course he sounded very optimistic about the meeting in seychelles next week . it is important for us to reinstate rosado the next while the executive meeting will weigh the decision on september twentieth with hope believe me we did everything that we could and we are ready to further cooperate with our foreign partners to continue to work in this direction and follow common rules which are equal for all. but again the b.b.c. reported only yesterday that this will not happen and apparently it was still a stumbling block for maybe a last minute letter coming from the sports ministry persuading the water officials or maybe not because part of the statement says that they want to put to bed all the speculation surrounding the issue and that's why they came out with a statement saying exactly the opposite what the british media reported just a fortnight ago it's a very strange situation where you've got you know russian sports officials saying they've done everything that they need to

i want to thank the gentleman from oklahoma, mr. cole, for his .ork on this and other issues i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlelady from massachusetts. ms. tsongas: thank you, mr. speaker. like other native american tribings, the land base of the five civilized tribes of oklahoma was devastated in the assimilation period of the late 1800's. during this period, tribal governments were disolved and community-held lands were distributed as 160-acre parcels to individual tribal members. remaining lands were made available for nonindian settlement. congress reversed this policy and enacted the oklahoma indian welfare act to rebuild indian tribal societies and rightfully return land back to the tribals. -- back to the tribes. thaurned act, any previously allotted land remained with its current own for the restricted fee status. this stat does has significant benefits as they're under tribal jurisdiction and are exempt from certain federal and state taxes. however in 1947, additional and arbitrary con

mr. van cole would not pass and inspect before it got in -- >> so it's taken a year to get to this point? >> that's standard. pg&e has lost a lot of resources. you've hear. everybody's business si. it's just like every other city agency i deal with as well. >> not city, but -- maybe if they were, we wouldn't -- >> public. we are rolling, trust me. >> you can't blame this one on us. >> what's that? >> you can't blame this one on us. >> no. law officer laugh no. >> no, pg&e, we understand that the application is minimum six to eight months' process if everything is going right. >> and i got early releases on the switch gear. so everything is on a schedule. >> it's a complicated journey. >> and d.p.w. permits going in. there's still some design elements. >> does pg&e still need to do any sfwhork do they have to come out to the site as well? >> i'm sorry? >> will pg&e need to come out to the site as well? >> i'll have to review this drawing. but, yes, they will -- >> ok. >> at minimum, drop the transformers and pull the -- >> the reason why i ask is that i know your appeal requested an extens

mr. peters, a student group opposed to to a speaker on cole campuses, you think about what happens at berkeley and so forth, check this out. you agree or disagree that the student group's actions are acceptable if they resort to violence to prevent a speaker from speaking? 81% disagree. that the student groups actions are acceptable. yeah, that is a good deal. they shouldn't be violent. i think young people, frankly, with their head screwed on straight, most of them know that. rudy, close it out. >> exactly. this gentleman was 35 years old. he's not a child. we didn't see them earlier in the day, it is not like we had a dialogue or an issue or a conflict where we were discussing policy issues or stances. i don't know what was in his mind but the latest report as his mother was with the democratic club group there in that area -- >> laura: rudy, we are out of time. i will tell you what it is. i don't mean to interrupt you. let's make it clear. congressman scalise knows this. this is hatred toward donald trump and his agenda. that is art. it's not about the country getting better, it is not abou

cole from the sun. kevin maguire began by telling her that mr corbyn displayed an air of authority in his speech. the conservative party conference. but it is a bold pitch to present himself as the new political mainstream, presenting his common sense socialism as radicalism, that's reasonable. but he is tapping into a public mood for change, and there is a vacuum from the government at the moment, which is consumed totally by brexit. nationalizing rail, power, water, mail is popular. building houses is popular. tackling inequality is popular. ending homelessness is popular. it is whether he can deliver and push through because he has to win those voters who might be unpersuaded about him and the party, those who are in the mainstream. but i think if you follow that speech through, there was a coherence there that has been lacking in some of his previous speeches. i've been in the room for pretty much every single one of jeremy corbyn's conferences, and this one was actually structured like the leader of a political party. it wasn't a rabble, and it was targeting disenfranchised voters who are an

then and i met with cantor and cole you know i'm not a diplomat i'm a union guy and i said gentlemen the berlin wall is crumbling are you ready for that. and cool replied mr producer we wish we had problems that would make the wall fall but it will not happen in our lifetime. there's a german secret the ship is that. they had to cut their official visit short and go back to germany which the give us . in the polls had knocked the teeth out of the soviet back then others reached out for their freedom germans czechs everyone but they could only do it after the soviet bear had lost its bite. thank you for your chance it is but it was an. by your president your. son over the east on that i still find if i novia. men not to we the people. thank you. all today. some of you. with these words i wish to begin my address and you come on out they say from each song on that. i do not need to remind anyone here words these words come from your. church j yeah electrics dying sky. thanks for that i am for sports so that's your more you come to define the board are fair and if not was on president does it but if people are just. saying to be. racist then then deserve. th

cole meal lied to congress who should be prosecuted. and tampering with evidence that last weekend with my old and i said he says i stand for justice mr. president he doesn't stand for anything. you don't stand for anything jeff sessions you are preventing american people from seeing justice being done. it isn't democrats or republicans but people disrespecting the law. [applause] so? and why doesn't donald trump fire him? last week he said i will not fire him before the midterm. i don't know what that says to you but it says something to me. these people need to be punished but they probably won't be in only way for you to get justice is to vote in 2018. >> judge, thank you for coming. i'm in the cheap seats. two-point you are a rockstar. [applause] and the second point if you were attorney general what would be your battle plan to correct the injustices? [applause] >> very simple. >> i would vote to the immunity all of those given in hillary clinton. number one. [applause] just so you know there are grounds of revocation for every one of them i looked into it. all you need to do is say to them there is enough e-mails and text message

mr tusk says the prime minister has known for weeks about the eu's objections to the chequers proposals and that her tough position is causing the current stalemate. political correspondent matt cole our london newsroom. this has got very heated. it's hard to know where it goes next. good morning. it's getting difficult, isn't it? theresa may came out of that salzburg summit on thursday looking shell—shocked that she had been told that her chequers proposal is named after the prime minister's country residence where the plan was thrashed out earlier this summer, that those proposals were a nonstarter. yesterday she came out much more strident, pushing back, saying if you don't accept these ideas, come back with something of your own 01’ we ideas, come back with something of your own or we won't be going forward. so we are at an impasse at the moment. this morning foreign secretaryjeremy the moment. this morning foreign secretary jeremy hunt the moment. this morning foreign secretaryjeremy hunt has been explaining he thinks the eu needs to step back from the abyss, and therefore come up with more of a compromise. donald tusk says a compromise. donald tusk says a compromise is possi

mr. speaker, it's my pleasure to rise today to congratulate the six arkansans in the 218 class of inductees for the arkansas black hall of fame. this year's inductees include kevin cole a celebrated painter, print maker and sculptor. brent jennings, an award winning actor and director. u.s. army deputy chief of staff at the pentagon. daryl walk aeroformer nba player and current men's basketball coach at university of arkansas-little rock. mary louise williams, a legendary educateor and political leader and florence price, the first african-american woman recognized as a sim phonic composer and to have had a composition played by a major orchestra. i'm proud to recognize these six arkansans who will join the hall of fame's more than 140 member for their lasting kibbings to their communities and our state. i congratulation these inductees who represent the spirit and dedication mind this fine honor. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> thank you, mr. speake