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mr. gordon brown. >> mr. speaker, 51 years ago directly across from this house in parliament square standing in front of the statutes of -- [inaudible] lincoln and general -- [inaudible] and with his friend, oliver, nelson mandela asked the question when, if ever, would a black man be represented in that parliament square. and that day in june 1962 was an important be one. his first visit to london and possibly his last. because he was on the edge of being arrested, imprisoned, put on trial twice -- once for his life -- and then spent 27 years incarcerated. so it was a great privilege on behalf of the people of britain that i was able to unveil in 2007 a statue to the first black man to be represented on that square, nelson mandela himself in the presence of nelson mandela and his wife. and that statue of nelson mandela stands there now and forever. yes, his hands outstretched, as the prime minister said, but his finger pointing upwards as he always did to the heights. the man most responsible for the destruc

mr. gordon brown. >> 51 years ago, directly across from this house, in parliament square standing in front of the statues of gladstone, lincoln, general smarts, with his friend oliver temple nelson mandela asked the question -- when, if ever, would a black man to be represented in that square? 1962, that was an important one. his first visit to london and possibly his last. edge of being arrested, imprisoned, put on trial twice, once for his life, and then itnt 27 years incarcerated, was a great privilege on behalf of the people of britain that i was able to unveil in 2007 a statue to the first black man to be represented in that square, nelson mandela, in the presence of him and his wife. it stands there now and forever. his hands outstretched, as the prime minister says, but his finger pointing upwards as he always did, to the man roast responsible for the destruction of what people thought was indestructible, the apartheid system, the man who taught us that no injustice can last forever. nelson mandela, the greatest man of his generation but across the generations, one of the most coura

mr. gordon about the military here. the reduction force occurs under eisenhower in 1955.t that time it was overloaded --h field grade officers did field grade officers. they are overloaded with you tenant colonels, colonels, and brigadier generals. they get rid of the least qualified ones they have. what this man and republicans are doing, just like the soviet union did in the 1970's. --rything the sun unit everything the soviet union did they blamed america for it. branch of the one military that is overloaded with personnel? i would say the army in particular, because of the need to have so many crown trips in that many ground troops in iraq and afghanistan. can sequestration you double it. host: did you go through annapolis c e -- through annapolis? caller: i would through the rotc at penn state. they see as wars and and budgets shrink, i want to read a comment on the jump page -- guest: i agree. i served with him at the pentagon. we are going to have the ability to have boots on the ground all around the world. we have more drones and they are going to continue. you h

iran president hassan rouhani and british prime minister david cameron, joined by gordon browbrown, tony blair and mr major. nicholas sar cosy will join francis hollande. >> can you tell me how much people in south africa will use this as an event to determine how south africa is today? >> i think that will be what today is about. as well as watching on the tv screens at home, i think people will reflect on the way the country changed in the last 20 years. we are about to celebrate 20 years of freedom since the first democratic election. people will be looking back at the early years thinking about nelson mandela's influence no building the country we see today. it will be a time of celebration and reflection for the south africans who have seen their lives change. >> we have seen graca mandela arriving at the stadium as the proceedings carry on. i'm interested in the speakers chosen to give eulogies as to who is allowed to speak and who has been left out. what is your impression of that. >> i'm too aware of the controversies over who is left out. barack obama could be controversial. he mentioned in

ensuring that the hope he gave lives on for all of those whose liberties and rights denied.l gordon brown. >> mr. speaker, 51 years ago, directly across from this house, standing ent square, lincoln of the statues, and general schmaltz and with is friend oliver tanbull, nelson mandela asked the question -- when if ever would a represented in that parliament square? that day in june in 1962 was an important one. the first visit to london and possibly his last. because he was on the edge of arrested, imprisoned, put on trial twice, once for his then spent 27 years incarcerated. it was a great privilege on what have of the people of that i was able to a statue to the irst black man represented on that square, nelson mandela himself in the presence of his wife.dela and elson mandela stand there now and forever. his hands outstretched but his finger pointing upwards as he always did to the heights. man most responsible for the of what people thought was indestructible, the system, the man who taught us no injustice could last forever. greatest mana, the of his generation, yes, but across the generati

mr. malo across the hall for processing and quickly reset the trap. >> gordon's got one here now and danielle's got one. >> he's got one here too. >> oh okay. >> with multiple subjects on the way, the investigation begins to take on the dynamics of an air traffic control tower. >> you may have a couple on top of each other. hispanic females in the door and this white male right behind her. >> oh, this will be interesting. >> the hallway is suddenly crowded with players in the cat and mouse game. the woman senses something is not right and she turns back toward the exit. but the male is unwilling to leave without getting what he came for. >> grab her. >> police have enough evidence for charges on the woman so they apprehend her in the hallway. while the female under cover makes a deal for sex with the john in the room. >> if you have anything illegal -- >> in your back. >> 21-year-old mohamed amed hales from the suburbs of chicago. he tells police he is in florida with his wife, celebrating their honeymoon. >> where does she think you're at? >> she was sleeping. i told her i was leave for just a

gordon. >> [shouting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. as the prime minister sits down for christmas dinner to show lacks with his family and friends, will be -- for my poor constituents and have among others this christmas is mired in the incompetence and random -- of sanctions? my case work on this includes the woman denied -- for doing volunteer work at one branch of the national charity rather than another. will his new you resolution be resolving this chaos and the universal credit? >> i think the best thing we can do for his constituents and to get everyone's constituents is keep on with the economic plan that is jim demint more jobs in our country. if we look at the northwest, the number of people employed is up by 37,000 since the election. on deployment has fallen by 29,000 since the election. we need to keep on with it. while a course that each of the benefits system works for people who need it but he does and his constituents a favor by talking down the performance of the economy. >> mr. speaker, will be prime minister pay tri

mr. moran: thank you. chief warrant officer 2 joshua b. silverman, age 35, scottsdale, arizona. sergeant peter c. bowler, age 29, willow spring, north carolina. specialist terry k.b. gordon, age 22, chabuta, mississippi. sergeant first class omarw. ford, age 28, marietta, georgia. chief warrant officer 2 randy l. billings, age 34, havener, oklahoma. staff sergeant jesse l. williams, age 30, elkhart, indiana. those names are names of soldiers who lost their lives this past week. they lost their lives in a helicopter incident in afghanistan and five of those soldiers were from my home state based at fort riley, kansas, the big red one. our nation is forever indebted to these young men for their service and sacrifice. this evening i ask the senate to pay tribute to these six soldiers who in serving their country lost their lives. if we here in washington, d.c., need a reminder about our responsibilities, we need only look to our servicemen and women who for no partisan reason -- nothing to do with republicans or democrats -- volunteer to serve their country and recognize that there are things much more important than even life itself. these soldiers were committed to preser