mr. marshall, for five minutes. mr. marshall: thank you, mr. speaker. mr.speaker, it's always good to go back home. and this weekend was especially rewarding for me. my wife and i left to d.c. this past friday afternoon, flew through delal, landed in wichita sometime shortly after sunset. as we hopped in my truck, the snow started to fall and it was a beautiful kansas evening. we got home and got to see our two boys. i woke up the next morning early, went to sterling, kansas for a business meeting. then went and met some more of our friends. on the way home i got to listen to the radio, listened to a kansas state wildcat basketball game and hear them win that game by one point. when i got home a special treat. i got to watch both the kansas university basketball team win and watch my kansas city chiefs win, and i got to watch those games with my two boys a trifecta for kansas. a great day. the next morning i woke up early for church and went to early service. and basically had to hop in my truck to come back to washington, d.c., that same afternoon. on that

mr. marshall, for five minutes. . mr. marshall: thank you, mr. speaker. the crisis on our southern border is very real. when i took the oath to represent the big first district of kansas, it became my responsibility to put our citizens and their security first. without secured borders, we cannot ensure our nation's safety, period. we have tens of thousands of immigrants filling our entryways every month and in result drugs, criminals, and violence spilling into our country. i challenge all of my colleagues denying this crisis exists to go and see our southern border firsthand as i did, and it was quite an eye-opening moment. last year alone, there were 1.7 million pounds of narcotics -- let any say that again -- 1.7 million pounds of narcotics seized by customs and border patrol. 17,000 adults with existing criminal records attempted to enter our southern border. that's over 40 per day. perhaps, mr. speaker, the most eye opening of all, we are now averaging over 1,000 illegal and inadmirable people per day. -- ined a missible people per day. he $5.7 billi

mr. marshall and his co-sponsor, mr. schneider, for introducing this bill, providing flexibility to contracting officers when awarding sole source contracts under s.b.a. contracting programs. by promoting the use of sole source contracts to small businesses, this bill adds to the government's pool of suppliers. this results in higher quality goods and increased job creation for the economy as these direct awards require the small business to do the majority of the work and not subcontract out. i urge members to support this legislation and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. chabot: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. and i rise in support of h.r. 190, the expanding contract opportunities for small businesses act of 2019. i want to commend the gentleman from kansas, dr. marshall, and the gentleman from illinois, mr. schneider, for working in a cooperative and bipartisan manner

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mr. marshall, for five minutes. mr. marshall: thank you, mr. speaker. i grew up in a small town in kansas, and perhaps the most respected person in the city was our family physician, dr. norman olberholzer. he delivered my brother, my sister, and, of course, me. he saved my life. he saved many people's lives. by the time i was in ninth grade, i knew i wanted to be a physician just like dr. olberholzer. i worked hard and with the support of my family and friends was able to get into medical school. by the time i was a second-year resident, i was supposed to decide what type of physician was i going to be. go back to february of 1987, and we had our first baby. a little girl named lauren. the second she was born, the moment i heard her first cry i said, this is what i want to do. i want to deliver babies the rest of my life. so as an obstetrician for the next 30 years, every day i got to see 10, 20, 40, sometimes 50 pregnant women. it was a great experience, and there was some very special visits that i really looked forward to with those moms. their firs

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mr. smith: dr. marshall, thank you, sir, very much for your comments. and, again, for your leadership. so glad to have you here. i'd like to now yield to the gentleman from georgia, georgia 12, rick allen. mr. allen: thank you, congressman smith, for organizing this special order today. madam speaker, every year hundreds of thousands of individuals from all over the country come together for the annual march for life. marking the supreme court decision on roe vs. wade. as a strong advocate and believer in the word of god, i believe it is my duty to stand up for those who cannot defend themselves. and lend my voice to those who cannot speak for themselves. psalm says, children are a gift from the lord, they are a reward from him. that is exactly what they are. a gift from god that should be cherished mightily. we must do more in this body to fight for the life of these children. i myself have co-sponsored and supported pro-life bills. but we must bring them to the house floor and always ensure that pro-life priorities are included in any relevant bill we pass. i am proud to be an advocat

mr. marshall: my absolute favorite part of my state i call home are people. we always put faith and family first. we support each other, uplift each other in a resilient and tough times. i'm honored to represent so many people and proud to be a kansan. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, i rise today to tell you how honored i am to have been recently selected to serve as the senior republican on the early childhood, elementary, and secondary education subcommittee under the house education and labor committee for the 116th congress. as the son of two educators and grandfather of 13, many of whom are currently in school, i couldn't be happier to serve as the leading republican on the subcommittee that addresses a variety of issues affecting k-12 education. mr. allen: i have visited numerou

mr pompei you have some interesting ideas. presenting it to the. international diplomats at the u.s. marshall fund i thought it was quite interesting their reaction it was really quite tepid it was kind of very quiet clapping here it just looks like unilateralism to me and i thought the u.s. created multilateral organizations after the second world war to create a more stable order it seems now get rid of the u.n. the walk away from the paris climate deal which i don't have a problem with the international court of justice. i could go on and on about all these relationships and agreements how does walking away from all of them and more make it safer for the world including the united states go ahead jim well it doesn't make it safer and i think the problem is less unilateral in unilateral isn't per se but this defiance for the rule of law not only internationally but even our own constitution i think mr pompei of speech was a triumph of mr rection that it was especially old neo conservative wine poured into it america first rhetorical bottle it so it was woodrow wilson masquerading as pat buc

mr. cohen said was worn by a brazilian mixed marshall arts fighter. the man in question confirmed to the "wall street journal" in an interview he did do what he was paid to do. he did try quote to manipulate online polls in trump's favor. after he was directed to do so by michael cohen. and promised $50,000 for his trouble, even though he only got paid 12 to $13,000 plus a glove. because the news gods have a sense of humor, i should also tell you the man currently serves as the chief information officer at liberty university, the teuniversity, whose not ask whose online poll jesus would rig in exchange for a walmart bag with a glove in it. [ laughter [ laughter ] this again is that perfect trump era crossover between i need to take a shower and i can't believe i have to read this for work. right now we can update the cast of characters here from the playboy model being paid by david pecker at the "national inquirer" and charming and hilarious smart adult film star with a bombastic lawyer who may run for president, to that cast after characters, the ch

american a two point zero because it seems like mr pompei you have some interesting ideas presenting it to the. international diplomats at the u.s. marshall fund i thought it was quite interesting their reaction it was clearly quite tepid it was kind of very quiet clapping here it just looks like unilateralism to me and i thought the u.s. created both lateral organizations. after the second world war to create a more stable order it seems now get rid of the un the walk away from the paris climate deal which i don't have a problem with the international court of justice. i could go on and on about all these relationships and agreements how does walking away from all of them and more make it safer for the world including the united states go ahead jim well it doesn't make it safer and i think the problem is less unilateral and unilateral isn't per se but this defiance for the rule of law not only internationally but even our own constitution i think mr pompei speech was a triumph of mr rection that it was especially old neo conservative wine poured into it america first rhetorical bottle it so it was woodrow wilson masquerading as pat bucha

marshall cohen live in our washington bureau. good morning. hope you had a great weekend. i'm going to quote mr.use i'd ordinarily not say these words. but he says the indictment is as, quote, thin as piss on a rock. this indictment. is this rock solid or is it as roger stone characterizes it? >> sure. well, i read through it on friday as i'm sure we all did. parts of it seem incredibly strong. and of course if mueller's team put it in there, they believe that they can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt to 12 jurors here in the district of columbia. but to look at one example of whether or not he had any text messages with in new york radio host, he told congress no, that guy doesn't text. earlier that day before he walked into congress to testify, he texted the guy 30 times. so that shows you a little bit of how much proof the mueller team thinks they have on this. >> roger stone is a famous flame thrower, conspiracy theorist, stir the pot, which i guess is fine in politics until you lie about it under oath. >> yeah, i mean you can do one thing in the political arena and the game changes once y

mr. speaker, i rise today in solidarity with the marshal count community to remember the precious lives of preston koch and bailey holt. they were victims of a shooting at marshal county high school on this day last year. marshal county high school is comprised of a compassion nationality group of students that have demonstrated the community in the wake of such devastation. kristen and bailey remain in our hearts as we remember and honor all these young, bright individuals brought to their families, friends, school and community. thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from michigan seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today addressing the trump senseless shutdown in the state of michigan and in the 14th district. 30 days and the trump continues to hold the american people hostage over a wall that mexico was supposed to pay for. over 5,000 workers in th

mr. president, why would you not be paying a.t.f., d.e.a., u.s. marshals, f.b.i. agents? if that is your worry, the safety and security of the american people, why are these people the ones that you want to punish? you make us less safe by doing so. all of these people are hardworking public safety professionals, but they are human. when they are on a job, they are focused on keeping it safe, but they're human, and there are going to be issues rattling around in their brain just like all of us have issues rattling around in our brain during the day. do you really want our d.e.a. agents and the a.t.f. and the u.s. marshals, do you really want them having about 10% of their mind mad that they're not getting paid and another 20% of their mind worried about making the mortgage payment or rescheduling the kids' orthodontist appointment? it would be unrealistic to expect these people to wall that off completely, even when they are at work. why are we subjecting them to this? it makes us less safe. 14,000 of those that are working without pay are air traffic controllers. many of