mr. paul casey, comes to us from arabia. he has led the strategies development across the golf nation since 2014. previously he held a senior business development position with the dae systems in europe. he has led market efforts and preventing defense -- for the past decade. mr. casey has 24 years of distinguished service with the royal air force united kingdom. he is a graduate of the royal air force college, and we welcome him here. our last speaker, another colleague of mine from the pmp world, professional military education world, we have a dr. paul sullivan, professor of economics at the national professor university. dr. sullivan has a very distinguished background. you can read that on page 44, he is a graduate of pr university. we had the discussion of that, because i come from a rival university. >> thank you very much. anna is later in the day, and i was asked to chair of the audience a little bit. i figured i would tell a quick story. being an arabic speaker, when i go to the defense headquarters, and be in an o

casey. [applause] mr. cartwright: she is pretty important. but then, there is my wife. cartwright. [applause] mr. cartwright: we have this election coming up, right? i have a question for you. are there any democrats in the house? [cheering] mr. cartwright: democrats, democrats. we have a job to do, don't we? we have to get out there and remind people what we are about, don't we? i am going to ask you a series theuestions and this is answer -- it is democrats. who is it that sticks up for the regular working people of this country? the democrats, that is right. who always has? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: who sticks up for seniors? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: and children? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: and the disabled? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: and the environment? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: clean air? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: who sticks up for labor rights in this country? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: who got the kids out of the mines? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: who invented workplace safety? >> democrats. mr. cartwright: how about social security? >> democrats

mr. boule. for you the make any opening statements. bf you start, sir. go ahead. >> i ask consent to the statement by senator casey. no support of mr. rangen. sorry. in support of him. put that in the record. sfl without objection and i received numerous letters in support of nominees today without objection and those will also be put in the record. one, any opening statement you want to make in the introduction of family and friends and i'll be the same for the three remaining ones and we'll go from you across the table there. >> chairman grassley, ranking member leahy, want to begin by thanking you ranking mem feinstein and the rest of the senate judiciary committee for having me here today. i greatly appreciate the opportunity. i'd also like to thank mr. trump for nominating me and senators i isaacson and purdue for recommending he to the president and their continuing support. i owe a debt to them and to the members of georgia's committee for recommending me to the senators. i'd like the take a minute to introduce my family to you. my daughter, pillar is here as my son, forest, who's 5 and a half. forest is sporting the winston

mr. boulee for you to make any opening statements. ask tochairman, i just consent that a statement by senator casey and support of mr. ranjan -- that i pronounce that correctly? >> ranjan, senator. >> i'm sorry. in support of him and we have senator casey, can we put that in the record. >> without objection and also, i received the numerous letters, those will also be put in the record. mr. boulee, any opening statement you want to make and in the introduction for family and friends. boulee: senator grassley and ranking member lay h, ranking member feinstein, and the rest of the judiciary committee for having me here today. i greatly appreciate the opportunity. i would like to thank president nominating me and senators isaacson and purdue for their continued support. them but not only to the members of georgia's federal judicial appointments screening committee for recommending me. have a formalnot opening statement, i would like to take a minute or two to introduce my family to you. as is myer is here son. orrest is sporting the winston churchill tied. pilar loves to listen to and tell stories, forrest plays a has si

casey mcdermott. kelly,cdermott: senator what can you realistically accomplish right away if elected? mrs. kelly: you know what i want to do is build a new hampshire that works for everyone so i'm going to focus immediately on the budget and make education a priority. that is what i will do immediately. we must invest in education. ever support a voucher program. i would veto a voucher program. you know my opponent -- that is his piece of legislation that he says if reelected he wants to bring back and he is standing with betsy devos on that. education, moving them forward in the budget. i believe every child, no matter where they live, where they were born, or their family income, has a right to education and a public education and that is what i would do on my first day to put legislation through. moderator: governor you can answer. gov. sununu: we have put more money to public education then ever before. $30 million. there is only one governor in the state that ever even proposed full bacon or garden and we got it done here at returning millions of dollars back to property taxpayers and

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mr. desantis: i want to a -- acknowledge my wife casey.e have two kids under two years old, we are working hard and i love her and i could not do this without her. i am an iraq veteran, a former prosecutor, and i am on a mission to protect florida's future. we have to protect florida's economic momentum. we can take it to the next level, we can grow jobs here, but you have to keep taxes low. you cannot go in a direction like andrew wants to go of tax increases. i will protect the environment floridians enjoy. we will solve the water quality problem. we will restore the everglades and will stop the toxic algae discharges, that is what we will do. that is who we are as floridians. i will also protect communities. that means working with law enforcement, not aligning with groups that are hostile to law enforcement. the police need to know we have their backs. they are risking their lives for us, the least we can do is stand by them. finally, i will make sure to do it with honor and integrity. as a naval officer, we always put honor, courage,

mr trump campaigned in the state several times during the fall, hoping to motivate his base to turn out for republican candidates. but it was democrat bob caseyook the senate seat. our correspondent nick bryant is in the state's largest city, philadelphia. he explained what we can take away from the rust—belt results and what it will mean for the presidential elections in 2020. the republicans gained in pittsburgh. look like they've gained in that congressional district number one, which we were talking about earlier, bucks county, so these results are very uneven. a lot of people will project onto these results a lot of different meanings. what is significant tonight is how many moderate democrats have done well. people like mikie sherrill, a democrat in newjersey, a former navy helicopter pilot. the lesson from that may be that the democrats need to field a moderate candidate in the presidential election. but a lot of the millennials in this bar tonight were cheering those on the left of the party. so it's difficult. i think the democrats will be worried about florida as well. that looks like it is becoming more of a republican state at the

mr. chairman. i'd like to thank the witnesses for coming. we look forward to this. senator paul and senator casey have been real leaders in our efforts to put a spotlight on rare disease that i want to thank senator paul for the hearing. i want to thank senator casey for his work over the years and is conjugations to the 21st century cures act as with senator paul. i look forward to the testimony. we have a vote, i mentioned the opioids built on the floor so ii have to leave a little before that but i look for tutoring and i salute senators paul and casey for their focus on such an important topic. >> thank you both for coming. as you will see if you haven't been doing before we have multiple hearings going on everywhere around as well as boats on the floor. sometimes you see people come and go but if you think senator casey and senator alexander for coming. we will start with testimony from mark dant who is the chair of the everylife foundation for rare diseases and also from the great commonwealth of kentucky. >> chairman paul, chairman alexander, ranking member casey and distinguished member o

mr trump campaigned in the state several times during the fall, hoping to motivate his base to turn out for republican candidates. but it was democrat bob caseynick bryant, let‘s have a look at the share of the vote there. a pretty clear marginfor the vote there. a pretty clear margin for the democrats in pennsylvania. that‘s interesting, actually, because in some states where donald trump campaigned they did very well, but this is one where he campaigned heavily but the democrats won the day. the bbc‘s nick bryant is in the state‘s largest city — philadelphia. he explained what we can take away from the rust belt results and what it will mean for the presidential elections in 2020. the republicans gained in pittsburgh. the republicans look like they had gained in congressional district number one we we re congressional district number one we were talking about earlier, so these results are very uneven, and i think a lot of people are predicting a lot of different meanings. what is interesting to note is how many moderate democrats have done well, a democrat in newjersey was a former helicopter pilot. the lesson for that may be that the democ

mrs. kasem's accusations of harassment. we've learned that police in the small town of gig harbor, washington, are taking another look at caseymicide investigation, but they're going through his medical records and conducting interviews to determine how he died. can you watch peter's full report this saturday night on $48 hours" it airs at 10:00 p.m., 9:00 p.m. central on cbs. >> who didn't listen to his radio show? >> i did. >> keep reaching for the stars, that's the way i got music. >> lots of questions answered. >> the family is not getting alatal stay tuned. >> chipotle manager got her job back after she was fired for asking a group of black customers to prove they could pay before they got their food. ahead, why a food chain changed its mind. you're watching "cbs this morning." hi, i'm jeff. in my johnsonville commercial, we open up in the forest. i'm out in the wild eating my breakfast. and all of a sudden, raccoon come up and asked me, "are those bigger patties?" i said, "yep." wolf comes in and says, "wow, that's a lot of sausage." and we had a good laugh about that. (laughing) johnsonville breakfast sausage has 15% l

mr trump campaigned in the state several times during the fall, hoping to motivate his base to turn out for republican candidates. but it was democrat bob caseyake away from the rust—belt results and what it will mean for the presidential elections in 2020. the republicans gained in pittsburgh, they look like they have gained in that congressional district number one, which we were talking about earlier, so these results are very uneven. a lot of different meanings. what is significant to note is how many moderate democrats have done well. people like a democrat in new jersey, a former navy helicopter pilot. the lesson from that may be that the democrats need to field a moderate candidate in the presidential election. but a lot of the millennium is —— millennials in this bar tonight were cheering those on the left of the party. and florida looks like it is becoming more of a republican state at the moment and that is difficult when you are trying to establish a... in colorado, jared polis has become the first openly gay man to be elected a state governor in the us (00v) going up against stapleton, the state treasurer for colorado, to fill out

mr. casey: mr. president, i ask consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: thank you, mr. president. i'd also ask consent to speak in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. casey: mr. president, i come to the floor today as i have many times in the last several years -- and i know i'm not alone in this of course -- to talk about, unfortunately to have to talk about yet another mass shooting, this one occurred in my home state, in allegheny county, pennsylvania, in the southwestern corner of our state, in the city of pittsburgh in a community known as squirrel hill. i come today to do a couple of things. number one is to honor the victims of this mass shooting and the individuals who were injured. of course to offer condolences to the grieving families again, to express gratitude for the law enforcement and medical professionals who responded to the scene, and of course to stand with a community in the face of hate and terro