amir abdullahian, in the meeting with mrs. bush, also condemned the insult to the holy quran in sweden and denmark, and described the solidarity of the muslim world as important in this regard. the us in the islamic republic of iran has revealed the us seeking to revive the brokerage and then using this agreement as a starting point for excessive pressure on iran. the us media wrote the white house officials suspected that one of the united states is in iran's audio and confidential audio information in iran. the pressure will continue, but as soon as the jcpoa agreement is reached, we intend to pressure iran by using various tools, so we will maintain our ability to pressure and sanction iran. the owner of this audio file has been in an unknown fate for about a month. it is clear that he has been fired and there is a sign of employment. the news from the iranian media reaches the corner of washington. the privacy protection law has been imposed on us, i can only say that he had stopped performing his duties as a special representa

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mr. casey rosen bush the president executive officer of the fertilizer institute. the port forth as a vice president of sales and marketing for agri service. the fifth witness today is mr. mike brown the sixth and final is rob leroux now we will procedure testimony and at which point your time is expired and whatever thoughts and thank you for your written testimony that you submitted the all members have in front of them. mr. devol please begin when you're ready. >> thank you, mr. chairman thank you for my home state megatrend i would thank you for the work that you do for the macon farmer and rancher the country the strong policy with us food system of a smart national security strategy there are plenty of challenges for american agriculture from losses expanded in the trade war with china to the pandemic lockdowns to the supply chain disruption. add to that record high supply cost and you see how farmers and ranchers have faced unprecedented volatility in the last recent years. most income forecast. a decrease in net farm income in 2023 down 15.9% adjusted per in

mrs. bush was certainly about afghanistan and the literacy issues. each woman who has had that role has had an important policy agenda. and they have they have very important staff. people acknowledge me, right. who's here? i mean, the people who work with the first lady's staff are equal to the people in the west wing who work for the president. in many cases, because of exactly this, we don't have i've been binge watching the crown. you know, we don't have royalty, but we do have a family. and that conveys part of the story and the narrative of what a white house is about. and eleanor roosevelt was the president's eyes and ears. and so that she went and there was a wonderful new yorker cartoon where they miners down in the mine and they say, i think mrs. roosevelt is coming. and she then will report back and she had her own column. let me show you a couple of other images here. and we'll talk about that. a couple of other big things and then open it up. so i like to call this elevating allies and icons. right. using the white house and the pictures

that is why i want to commend mr. bush and ms. crockett in taking the initiative in organizing us today to have this excellent hearing. the voices are heard from around america of what is taking place in states that have gone down this dark authoritarian road of controlling the lives of women, not doing anything to help the lives of women, not doing anything to help women's families but simple he to restrict their freedom and that is a road that those states will come to regret and we are going to continue to fight against until we restore freedom for everybody in america. thank you, i yield back. >> roundtable on medication abortion. number one. [laughter] [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> coming up today on c-span, the house i back at 10:00 eastern for general spch. in the afternoon members consider five resolutions to end presidentially declared national emergci involving conflict in iraq, syria, congo, lia, and yemen. on c-span2, financial regulators testify on climate

i don't to commend mrs. bush and ms. crockett for taking the initiative in organizing this today to have this excellent hearing. the voices are heard from around america. what is action taking place in states that have gone down this really dark authoritarian h road of controlling the lives of women? not doing anything to help the lives of women not doing anything to help women's families but to restrict their freedom. that is a road the states will come to regret. we can fight against year we can restore freedom. >> roundtable medication abortion is done. [applause] [laughter] [background noises] [background noises] rusmac. >> to state bank regulators discuss climate -related financial risk monetary policy at a house financial services subcommittee hearing. watch it live beginning at 10:0c spent now are free mobile or online at c-span.org. order your copy of the one her 18th congressional directory now available at cspanshop.org. it is short access to the federal government with the bio and contact information for every

clinton, and tim miller, a contributor to the bulwark and former communications director for jeb bush. mr. carville, i turn to you first. what is your reaction to all of this james comer hoopla and the missing informant who has now been charged by our government? >> first of all, comer isn't into it. the guy was indicted on november the 1st. he might just be stupid enough to call it, and if he does the democrats on the committee are gonna have a field day. something tells me if you get into the background this is not what you call a quality human being. he might be just stupid enough to walk right into this trap. honestly. i hope he is. >> tim, here is something sad, will it actually matter to republicans that this so-called informant that we have been hearing about for months and months has now been charged with being a chinese foreign agent? how are republicans going to feel about this? >> they're not gonna care about that, staff. it's worse than you describe. just reading from the indictment quick, agreed to covertly recruit and pay on behalf of agents in china high u.s. official inclu

and mr. action was no different than the bush administration, seeing that the escalation of that war, which was a massive escalation of the war member when brock obama comes in the office. there's about 3035000 american troops in afghanistan about equivalent number of contractors and about 15000 nato troops. by 18 months later there is a quarter 1000000 man, western army composed of us troops, data troops, and contractors in afghanistan. so it was a mass of escalation of the war, seeing that, that was just going to fuel the insurgency, give reason for the taliban, allow them to have that credibility as a national liberation army, which most afghans wouldn't agree with. but when you put a gun to their head and say, hey, let's take the foreigners or pick the taliban. unfortunately, main parts of afghanistan, they choose a tab as a seeing all those understanding it, but then realizing that it was not at all different than our ok. right? knowing where i was, uh, that was uh at my point where i said i have to leave this and i did, and resigned in protest. and, you know, since then have gon

miss bush and then mr. bishop. we'll stand in recess approximately 30 minutes. >> john: all right, so that was quick, and they'll be back in 30 minutes to continue this hearing. sandra, it's been going on since 10:00 this morning. a lot of fireworks, accusations on part of some republican members, matt gaetz, and chris wray says he continues to be a republican, chris christie says he recommended to president trump that he take on christopher wray as the fbi director, so we have an interesting situation here where the republicans are really going after him, republicans are going after a republican, and the democrats are defending a republican. >> sandra: saying earlier christopher wray, we are absolutely not protecting the bidens when asked very specifically from matt gaetz about that. also he went on to defend the fbi's handling of the school board controversy, there's been quite a few fiery moments there, so take a quick break, back about 2:15 eastern time. >> john: u.s. military facing a recruiting crisis. what t

mr. ambassador because i mentioned before the event you come with very high praise from my colleagues who i worked with in the george w. bush administration and the bush white house who partnered with you when you were the ambassador here in washington so i'd like to call you ziggy, and that's what everybody calls you, mr. ambassador, mr. chairman, welcome to washington. how is it going and what are the hosts now thinking as it comes to the summit? >> well, i remember our last event, was it three months ago with polish, ukrainian chairs with sitting here and then the washington was much more divided, as well as n.a.t.o. was much more divided from ukrainian questions on the same question you mentioned in bucarest and we created the gray zone that encouraged russia to attack ukraine and created ambiguity on membership that you know, created a lot of bad energy not only in ukraine, but in georgia. so having no red lines, no policies, just an empty promise, we created a lot of-- in the reason that we want to handle and make it right and here today, i am so glad that i represent 22 chair, i gave you the paper of different n.a.t.

mr. serhiy. probably every fighter sees all this through the prism of his unit. here you live in your bushesheir lines in these trenches with their dugouts , they become native to you and you surely know everything about your direction as much as possible. are growing, but as for our direction under the neck, a little above bakhmut and avdiyivka, of course, the enemy is doing everything in order to somehow, well, let's say so, preserve the initiative and at least some kind of because, in general, in all these directions, the initiative of the strategic initiative is behind us. i want to give an example of such a story. for example, if the enemy used aviation earlier, they worked for themselves on the territory. and then they released aerial bombs of the faba, and then their plane immediately landed on the occupied territory, and now they are flying towards us. and this in fact, it shows that they even take such risks and understand that , you know, from kamikaze drones, they are actually kamikaze pilots, that is, they chase their infantry like meat and, in principle, even with airplanes , th

mr. yang had talked about this earlier, that president bush signed this executive 13166, and a number of you had talked about the need to have diaz police services that are available in the myriad languages that asian-americans speak. there is a federal standard in you know, you don't have to do everything in every language, every place right. and that there is a standard to do that that the government it could you just talk a little bit about that because i want to make sure that our services that our agencies provide a federal law under bush's executive order and subsequently signed comport with the language minority groups in those populations where they need those services. so from my perspective, there's been no it doesn't conform, right. language is are not provided. but let me just explain how these cases come in. i'm patent lawyer. people don't normally call me about, you know, when someone dies. but what happens is the first person on the scene of a crime is almost always a reporter. the is often the asian reporter, but they may not speak the specific dialect. the reason i got r

the skid marks left behind on the curbs here as well as some of those bushes that have been mowed down. and ultimately, the tree that mr. mitchell katz, his car struck, according to police. now family and friends tell me that he was actually coming out to prepare for a large party at mitchell katz winery. and went to the grocery store to get some supplies. it's upon his return that this crash occurred. now police say that what happened was mr. katz was driving his white gmc suv when another black subaru in another lane when he was trying to change lanes, struck him. they both ended up in the median. and ultimately, mr. katz vehicle hit that tree. what exactly led up to that or what caused that? that is still to be determined as detective are trying to get a handle on new information. and brooks we know that mitchell katz was a beloved and well known winemaker. there in that community. how are people in the livermore valley community trying to make sense of his sudden death? well, in one word, devastated because he meant so much to so many people here. even i've been to his winery several times. not only does he make go

bush, and mr. bishop on our side when we return. we stand at recess for, approximately, 30 minutes. this hearing a taking a brief recess. when they return, we will continue with testimony from fbi director christopher wray. stay with c-span three for live coverage.

bush were getting the thousand contributions, he was getting hundreds of thousands of ten, 15, $25 contributions funded campaign made all the difference. mr. viguerie what makes an effective direct mail letter? talk about one that you've written. well direct mail is used to be, until recently, the second largest form of advertising in the country. television number one now is number three, because the internet, internet's number one, television number two. direct mail is number three. and i recognize that early on. and i recognize that it's not a when i write a letter that goes to a million people, i don't write it to a million people. i write it to one person. had one person in mind, i'm writing that letter and i have a conversation. well, for most of my political life it was my parents, my mother, my dad. i would have them met. they didn't give every time, but they were occasion a gift. so you don't want to write to somebody that gives it's not a child or never gifts. so you want somebody that occasionally gives in and you have a conversation with a and i bill buckley famously said he was a conservative, but not of the breed on saturday

and joan bushing, gang member nasser changa co koala ban- on transistor americans. >> transgender america. mr. president. thank you. thank you. thank you much. appreciate that. thank you. thank you. than>> thak you. don't go anywhere. it's a very exciting day around heren't go a. a rea >> we'll have reaction. i met loan with him, just he andcte been a i and a simults interpreter. 68 times. m68 hours, 68 time, more than 16 hours. all right. god save8 hour the queen man. thank you very much, mr. president. we really appreciate it. and we love you. thane itk you. i might add, if i didn't, i'd be sleeping alone. that's explaining to explain some long, long time. my wife's a philly girl. >> all right, where we going? but we're going to win and we're going to help. we have plans to build a railroad from the pacificto all the way across the indian ocean. >> by the way, i met build withe who. those guys that fly over shortly. i heard i'm having. okay. do you believe that he is physically, mentally cognitively strong enough to lead our country? this world is a dangerous place. robert kennedy jr.? >> r

take away bush, your command is only for my life, treatment or the end of the rain, good morning, in the next hour, the national skill camp of snawa will start its work in tehran province . mr. hamed esmaili, the director of the cinema center , the artistic division of the islamic propaganda organization , will talk about this national skill camp. let's do it. hello, hello, good morning . please , service. what does the movie mean, which is also the title of the collection that you are dead, that we can. this number 30, which is the simorgh and the air of the mythical number, means that it is its own collective and conveys this plurality. make these uniform, make the cinema uniform, and the collection to this name chocolate is also the name of a village in mazandaran. what should we do? we started our work in 1997 and tried to design and implement any plans and ideas that can promote the anthem in its educational sense. it has its own charms and is a very favorable platform for creating an educational environment for teenagers and children in particular, and this capacity can be formed very well in the mosque school and other communities of children and teenagers, and that'

mrs. olga among the ruins of northern saltivka, it turned out to be easy right next to her house, like a small oasis of hundreds of flowers, every bushman planted here herself, these roses grow just in the hole from the shell in general, she would have been where everything was covered in the horn, in general, she had planted the bones and he covered the bottles with them, she made how to microwave this greenhouse so that the roses would accept the lights. the invaders kicked out a 71-year-old woman from her house last spring. she did not want to evacuate and hoped to survive the influx in the basement with the neighbors and on the way to the shelter , she was wounded, and there they called me naked, go, there was more. from now on, she is the only resident of the nine-story building. there are no doors, no glass, the very walls in this small apartment, ms. olga and her family lived almost all her life, at first full-scale, the son went to the front, and the husband went to the world at the beginning of this war in 2014 in memory of my beloved kept the books all these years and the russians destroyed them, now i have such a cabinet o

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and and joan bushing, gang member nasser changa co coa ban on transistor americans, transgender america. mr. president, thank you. thank you. thank you for. i appreciate that. thank you. thank you. thank you. don't go anywhere. it's a very exciting day around. here. >> we'll have reaction. i met loan with him, just he and i and a simultaneous interpreter. 68 times, 68 hours, 68 time, more than 16 hours. >> all right god save the queen man. thank very much, mr. president. we really appreciate it. and we love you. thank you. i might add, if i didn't, i'd be sleeping alone. that's explaining. i better explain at some point in time. my wife's a philly girl. >> all right, where we going? gi bungt we're going to wink out we and we're going to help. we have plans to build a railroad from the pacifito bul the way across the indian ocean. >> by the way, i met with the who. those guys that fly over shortly. i heard them having america. you know what? you see? k funny, but kind of sad. sad how can we trust the white house? a this administration won't even accurately tell us how n many grandchildren th

mr. speaker, it has been one year anniversary of the congressional mommas caucus which i founded congresswoman jayapal, bush, and williams. it is not only committed to advocating for mothers of color and working families, but making sure all mothers have a seat at the table where policy decisions are made. we can't be talking about mothers without mothers at the table. for instance, the cost of raising a child in our country is among the highest in the world. our policies and social safe nets too oven leave many behind. we must build childcare policies for every family and one that is ensure providers are paid a living wage. whether maternal health, especially black maternal health, reproductive justice, paid leave, and other issues mothers must be centered in the policies we advance here in congress. thank you to all of my colleagues who have joined us in this fight. and we know that we have many efforts in store in the year to come. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from michigan yields. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia, mr. mccormick, for five minutes. mr. m

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mr. weiss is a republican or democrat. he owes if american people an explanation. >> chris and i were use us attorneys together in the bush administration. i agree with his point. this is so far out of the mainstream of what plea agreements typically look like and this investigation seems like so many leads were not pursued that this u.s. attorney certainly owes the american public and explanation why these normal prosecution investigation wasn't done. >> harris: would the judge look at that and ask about that? could the judge reject this plea deal? i know it's wild, but could it happen? >> certainly. this judge is not going to be able to put aside the previous cases she has worked on. she will not not only her own caseload but nationwide. there is a comparison to make sure that like defendants are treated alike. >> harris: could that reopen things for hunter biden? >> i don't know where it goes because while the judge could reject the plea agreement, if you were the prosecution, the best charges, the felonies, the clock has run on those and you can't dig those back up once the statute of limitations has run. >> i'm sure

mr. wray: when recent terrorism is not as much in the news since when i was with the bush administration, we have disrupted attacks on a july 4 parade in ohio, any number of attacks against churches and other houses of worship, and attempted attack, plot to attack a hospital during covid, the pier in san francisco at sort of a peak tourism moment, a crowded beach during the memorial day holiday. pier in san francisco, in sort of a peak tourism moment. a crowded beach during memorial holiday, and these are not ultimately terrorism. some of them are, and that's important for people to know, some of these are jihadist inspired terrorist attacks, too. that has not gone away, even though a lot of the public discussion has been about domestic terrorism. and so, here is what i'm hoping you can help us reconcile today. we know that there are a limited number of agents. a limited number of resources. a vast responsibility to prevent a broadway of very serious offenses. what i would like to do, with that in mind, is to turn your attention to the decision within the bureau to use investigative resou

mr. trump's claim of privilege jurisdiction over secret documents. there is a problem, there are other -- the other former president that lied, named obama, bush, carter, and -- how will you divvy up the secret documents? do you have an executive privilege roundtable? do they quibble over which document goes to which former president? it sounds like the marx brothers comedy skit. it makes no sense and why not have all the former president's quibble over secret documents? they are just as entitled apparently is mr. trump thinks he is. and thank you for your time. host: that is mark. he is our last caller on washington journal today because the house is about to come in. a reminder fbi director christopher wray is getting set to testify before the house judiciary committee. he span three is where you can watch that -- c-span3 is where you can watch that. that doesn't for us here though. we will see you here again tomorrow. have a great wednesday. and we take you live now to the house in the floor of representatives. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible f

meeting in the bushes at mar-a-lago, discussing what to do, and after the feds come, checking on mr. de oliveira, the head of maintenance, to say, "we want to make sure carlos is good," in other words, he's not going to squeal to the feds. is he loyal to us? it is an extraordinary document. >> an extraordinary document with so many parallels to a mafia investigation from those '60s and '70s, with the inclusion of an emoji also in there, saying, "hey, we're doing something secret, don't tell anybody," and using the shushing emoji. shows the quality of the henchmen for trump in this particular matter. michael steele, we're here in washington. there are tv trucks lined as far as the eye can see outside of the courthouse, with the belief the january 6th indictment is coming and coming soon. we don't know if it'll be this week, next, the week after. this is a reminding, the superseding indictment, that they already have donald trump seemingly dead to right on this case. a very serious case about america's most sensitive secrets. >> yes. >> and yet, and yet, and yet, he is leading the repu

guys, meeting in the bushes and mar-a-lago discussing what to do, and after the feds come, checking on mr. in other words, he's not going to school to the feds. is he loyal to us? it is an extraordinary document. document. e loyaraor>> an extraordinary dt with so many parallels to a mafia investigation for the 60s and 70s with one perhaps exception. the inclusion of a emoji. apparently also in there as they're trying to say hey, we're doing some of the secret, don't tell anybody, and we use the shifting emoji. and so that shows you the quality of henchmen that donald trump has and this particular matter. but michael steele, taken's point there when we go, we are here in washington. there are tv trucks lined as far as the eye can see outside of the courthouse. for the january 6th election indictment was coming. we still think it is coming soon. we don't know if that will be this week or the week after. but this is a reminder. the superseding indictment that they already have donald trump seemingly dead to rights on this case. it's a very serious case about america's most sensitive secrets

bushing diplomats like yourselves often consulted and talked to each other about russian policy and i was just wondering how not extension of the grain deal will impact russia in the immediate here. now mr. bucklin off, can you hear me? it's so he'll robin him in dough. well, yes, done. no, not good here. yeah, yeah. so well, uh, uh, as far as our grand and concerned, i think really find the way posts that link this problem. us. uh, but uh today we could in early morning in moscow, the gathering over the expense and the specialist dealing via the v is uh, deal with the majority of the participants credit ver, criticizing the government and the diplomats. busy because of these, uh, stoppage of the deal should have been done much time a go much time ago when it was absolutely understandable. was that uh these deal. what was that? because oh, obligations. 1 to the companies to be gave access to for exporting, for the full balloons all, well, well, your great name, green at 0. 0 the russian green. but the deal was that the simple thing is the, is that of it would be under the auspices of the u. n and w because all of the darker side would be able to have a similar thing is like sporting bow

bush really wanted to do, was that she wanted space. yes, it could still be the lincoln bedroom and it can still house the furniture that mrs. purchased. but she wanted the the interiors the carpeting, the walls to reflect more what the room like in lincoln's time. so so again here you can see i think this was later nixon clinton and then bush. one of the things that we had to do was do the research in the background this bed canopy so you can actually see from the images it disappears because some point it was lost. we just don't know what happened to it here is in the late 1890s, you can see it there at the top. so what we had to do was essentially use and do more research to try to create a reproduction as similar as possible. but there is the lincoln in the lincoln bed and the accompanying furniture. so just a quick recap. the white house painted white to cover the burn marks because whitewash had been used beforehand and become the accustomed color. that was why people often referred it as the white house. andrew jackson never planted the same famous tree. only later did an underground white house. beneath the building,

mr. trump's claim of privilege jurisdiction over secret documents. there is a problem, there are other -- the other former president that lied, named obama, bush, carterdocuments? do you have an executive privilege roundtable? do they quibble over which document goes to which former president? it sounds like the marx brothers comedy skit. it makes no sense and why not have all the former president's quibble over secret documents? they are just as entitled apparently is mr. trump thinks he is. and thank you for your time. host: that is mark. he is our last caller on washington journal today because the house is about to come in. a reminder fbi director christopher wray is getting set to testify before the house judiciary committee. he span three is where you can watch that -- c-span3 is where you can watch that. that doesn't for us here though. we will see you here again tomorrow. have