have different positions for regarding what you said about mr walker. but the ukraine is not about mr low draw. as for statements by mr poroshenko i wouldn't want to comment on them because we have the minsk agreements. but it was raining and there's a proposal on the on the un table with a vote in the form of a resolution proposed by russia which involves sending their own un. peacekeeping mission with. the mission to protect the observers because. sometimes we need to provide. good environmental conditions for the observers. i haven't seen anything in the side because you can drive up anything make up anything you want discussing with within your inner circle so i wouldn't want to comment on that that's for sure mr walker has been talking about this makes me smile actually i am really surprised as a grown up person. will are that people grown up people could actually come up with something like that thank you is the father. of the new york to question what he's about to leave i ask you this question libya and libya. are you satisfied with the situation

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mr. walker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. walker: i rise in support of h.r. 4809, the guidance out of darkness or the good act. mr. speaker, those who must live their lives or run their businesses according to a set of rules have a right to know what those rules are. to foster accountability and transparency in federal regulation, congress passed the administrative procedure act in 1946, which required disclosure or publication of administrative rules. the law has an exception what is referred to as guidance documents. they are posted on agency web sites and the web sites of component agencies while some are not posted at all. that inconsistent places burdens on regulated entities. small businesses are especially harmed because they do not have the resources to hire staff. instead small business owners have to take the time and energy away from their businesses to stay up to date on each new regulatory act. the good act has transparency and consistency in the regulatory process. the public needs to know. they deserve to know h

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on what the director of no sauce a think tank both focuses on crises in syria and the middle east mr walker thank you for joining us on the program is that short notice so it's not transpired that israel had warned russia of its imminent operation against syrian targets just a minute or so before it's fighter jets launch them misfile is what does this signify here is this just a communication breakdown or is it something bigger. something bigger the really is would know that if they tell the russians then the russians would would want to tell the syrians and the syrians would have adequate. response prepared so to speak and this is let us remember this is about the talk here latakia and talk if it were that many airport is situated and you know there are russian forces there and so on and so forth so these really should have actually if the give the russians like a one hour notice usually this time around they should have given them like two hours but they didn't because they wanted perhaps to get as much damage as possible and this and this you know tragic incident and we think that there'

mrs. karen walker, she's been missing for the last five days. >> what?ars, dispensaries? >> yes. >> speak easies? strip clubs? >> there's change in the air. karen is getting a divorce from stan. >> grace has decided to enter politics. >> will finds a new calling, he starts teaching. >> my character jack is heading for a wedding with his partner estefan. >> yes i'm shaving. no not those. >> things expand this season. you know, we really get into each character's private lives. >> oh, honey, we're gonna make ya happy. i promise. >>> still ahead a major sitcom shocker. >> can you please move over? i have to kill someone. >> who is going to die on what may be modern family's last season? >> emmy fashion to die for. flashing back to "e.t.'s" most unforgettable emmy moments and revealing how you can get the winning glow. >> if the skin is not perfect, things don't go well. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> now to a "modern family" shocker. >> oh, my god. >> you know we're emotionally preparing. >> we've learned a quote significant character will die thi

mr. walker: mr. speaker, the tax cuts and jobs act has transformed the economy, delivering economic growth in the form of more jobs, bigger paychecks, increased investment in his tore exly high small business optimism. today i rise in support as an original co-sponsor of h.r. 6760, the protected -- the protecting family and small business tax cuts of 218. i would like to thank chairman brady for his tireless work over the last year and a half to make this legislation possible. continuing to build on the success of the tax cuts and jobs act by locking in those tax cuts for individuals, families, and small businesses. today's bill makes permanent the transformational tax reforms included in the legislation we enacted last december. mr. speaker, locking in those important reforms provides certainty and enhans growth. in fact, according to the tax foundation's analysis, making these reforms permanent will create 1.5 million new jobs, increase wages by nearly a full percentage point and increase the overa

mr. kent walker, who appeared on google's behalf last time the tech giants were up on the hill.used to be there general counsel. and the committee said that is not good enough, we need to hear someone at the executive level. we'll submitted some testimony be they will not represented, because they are not sending the committee wanted. host: what are the representatives expected to say companies?of their we saw what mark zuckerberg said today, but what about twitter? what are they doing? guest: twitter will talk about how they have rolled out various in the past year to fight for actors on the platform, whether it is via a new technology, artificial intelligence, adding half who go through advertisements to see that everyone is who they say they are. they involve, to a certain extent, excepting the call for more regulation of political advertisements and have done their own forms of that by putting advertisers through a stricter process to get ads place. and like mark zuckerberg said in his op-ed, make sure elections around the world go more smoothly. they will say why they can d

mr. trump do quite well. scott walker won, got recalled, then won again, and he is up for reelection again. i think the results have been positive in terms of economic development in wisconsin. it is very robust. it is doing far better than the rest of the country. you do not have problems like illinois has, with each pension .eficits and fiscal unbalances it is a sound, growing place. part of it has been because of -- as a result of some republican policies. but in order for republicans to answer to those policies, they need the support of that middle-class, which they have got. the question this fall is where does the go? the middle class will go to tammy baldwin and company. the question is will the middle class come out and vote for republicans again? tom: let's stay with the medicine people, the mining people. there's always a discussion on miner and trading house glencore. the chart at the core is really interesting. the stasis of three and four -- 300 and 400, then the plummet and the recovery. what is the "now wha

mr. speaker, you were talking about the minibus and the appropriations process. the one that's on the floor today, mark walker, the chairman of the r.n.c. put out a statement saying republican priorities were shut out the board. and another round of appropriations republicans would like to see policy priorities -- would like to see their priorities reflected like the riders are in the house bill. unless this is done, many of their members will find it difficult to support this finding. are you concerned about getting conservative riders in these bills, especially the one that -- speaker ryan: i think we have a great amount of victories for our members. first of all, we're funding the v.a. mission act is a perfect example. done the way the house wanted to get it done. so we -- when you're negotiating with two parties in four corners, you're not going to get everything you want. that is how negotiations and compromise and legislation works. having said that, this passed 94-5? is that -- so i think the senate vote sort of speaks for itself. >> last question. speaker ryan: chad. reporter: thank you, mr. speaker.

mr. speaker, you were talking about the minibus and the appropriations process. the one that's on the floor today, mark walker, the chairman of the r.n.c. put out a statement that ideas are shut out the board. and another round of appropriations republicans would like to see policy priorities -- [inaudible] would like to see their priorities reflected like the riders are in the house bill. unless this is done, many of their members will find it difficult to support this finding. are you concerned about getting conservative riders in these bills, especially the one that -- speaker ryan: i think we have a great amount of victories for our members. first of all, we're funding the v.a. mission act is a perfect example. done the way the house wanted to get it done. so we -- when you're negotiating with two parties in four corners, you're not going to get everything you want. that is how negotiations and compromise and legislation works. having said that, this passed 94-5? so i think the senate vote sort of speaks for itself. >> last question. speaker ryan: chad. reporter: thank you, mr. speaker. we talked about th

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with action, helge walker who worked with brett kavanaugh in the white house counsel's office, along with nicole devord. nicole, i want to start with you. tonight the attorney for mrs. ford has told the committee her client is not ready to proceed to testify on monday. this is 24 hours after she said on "the today show" that her client would do anything she needed to do to get her testimony forth. what is going on here tonight? >> you know, i think this is a really interesting wrinkle as well. the reality is that she basically went out on the air on a variety of tv appearances and said i want to testify. i want to tell my story. i don't think the vote should be had until i've had a chance to have my story. sounds like they're giving her an opportunity to tell the story and now she says i want to wait. i think it's better for everyone if she has a chance to air what she has to say. the damage has been done. me might as well have an opportunity to refute it. this is the damage years and years later. >> helge, also is the following program. in the 36 hours since her name became public, dr. ford has received a stunning amount of support from the community, fellow citiz

walker on her award as 2018 clerk of the year. lewisville is lucky to have her. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the passing of a great man from california's first district, michael chaferdoni, who died at 94. he was born in italy, immigrated to america in 1939. though not yet a united states citizen , he served in world war ii as a member of the tank battalion as a machine gunner. he was the last surviving member his company he won five ttle scars he insisted his favorite part of everything was the freing of a small czechoslovakian town. a group of jews were waiting to be moved to another camp. when the the 803rd was leaving town they were ambushed by german soldiers. the last soldier killed in europe, private charl havlit was riding in a tank directly in front to have the one michael was in the germans surrendered just a few hours later. i'm told that michael's one wish was to be honored for his w

mr jeff buckley and supervisor -- supervisor randleman was with us. >> edgar lopez was also with us and sam dodge from d.p.w. >> thank you. they joined us there last week in which we -- commissioner walker graciously rented a lovely family minivan and we all piled into it and it was news to me that commissioner walker doesn't drive around the city but she did an outstanding drive around the bay area and we were fairly moving around the place. it was very good. we got from a to be very quickly >> you are welcome. >> our destination was to two places. one was in vallejo. and we were met there with the staff who are doing the march of homes and they walked us through the facility and gave us a really good insight on where the building industry is going, and particularly to marginal units. we got from the very start of the line, all the way to the ends. they gave us many hours of their time to explain every aspect we have. we were very impressed with the tour and on that same day, we went from there then over towards stockton where we once to another factory who are also doing marginal homes. they are doing it a little bit different than the other location in that they are more metal and th

walker. on the minority staff, beck lee jarrett, jennifer, and chris bigalow. on my personal staff, johnny and spencer, and on mr. visclosky's staff, joe. in closing i again urge my colleagues to support this agreement and fund our national security. it is vital that we pass this agreement this week and have it signed into law. the men and women of our armed forces deserve no less. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. >> i yield four minutes to the gentleman from indiana, the ranking member of the defense subcommittee, mr. vis closely. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. visclosky: fiscal year 2019 starts october 1. it is wonderful to be here in september considering a conference report on two additional appropriation measures. i would like to commend chairman frelinghuysen, ranking member lowey for bringing a semblance of order back to the appropriations process. along with their senate couldn't parts they have managed to 1/2 gate an upset political situation that's completely stymi