mr. clark: are you talking to me about that? mr. coffey: i don't think anyone , certainly no ukrainians i am speaking with, are suggesting for nato troops or u.s. troops into the conflict. i don't think we are in their policy space, the debates are not being had. the ukrainians want the tools to do the job themselves. they are happy to defend themselves, they just want to the tools to be able to do so. even if bakhmut falls, i don't think strategically it will have a big impact. there's a lot of symbolism attached to it from both sides, probably too much symbolism. i don't think that would be a point where nato would get involved in the conflict. any final -- ms. tomak: hopefully ukraine will still be able to join nato in the nearest time. that's supported by the ukrainian society and our goal. it's important to remind that ukraine is striving and willing to join nato and would be happy to be accepted. mr. coffey: i agree that would be the most likely and the state out of all of this. ukraine's formal integration into the euro atlan

mr. clark view as well. everybody that we spoke, we talked about the big picture about protecting the oceans. but in reality, the all parts of the oceans around australia do need protection and they need protection. now, even though they're a vast volumes of water, a round your part of the continent, so just give us an idea of the type of marine life that these protection. but it's a great question. i mean, one of the things that we know about marine life is that most space, these are not aware of national boundaries. so i kind of speak like why are shock and total and economically valuable bases like gina, moving in and out of national boundaries. and it's one of the reasons that having a co here global framework, the protection of marine life beyond national jurisdiction is vital whether the or the indian nation. these trading providers with a new way for us to work together a global level to establish an ecological representative and effective network of marine protected areas and also to better regulate

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how about you, mr clark? here yes, sir. i did. alright 46 to 48. we're getting light rain here. this is not going to let up anytime soon until later. light rain. even even though it looks like it's clearing to the north. there's so much low cloudiness and the air is saturated that we're getting light rain to moderate and heavy rain, especially in the santa cruz mountains. the flow around this. it's a little dryer to the north side of the low, but what you're seeing is that was this rotates around its just funneling in moisture into the santa charisma. they're already up to five inches of rain about and you can see. it's just lit up. they're not as bad to the north, but there will be bands rotating in best opportunity for thunderstorms, i think will be north and east later today, waving a white flag. morning rain fog. it's really chilly for us. some son of the north clouds, thunderstorms, but we'll continue rain. i think most of the morning early afternoon, especially about san francisco, oakland south really cool for us fifties on the temps. alright salles here, but he's dancing

suckow's number at the tim against the phone records they had acquired back when mr. clarkappeared and mr suckow's number was in those records. >> meaning suckow was in the area when casey clar disappeared. sarah, meanwhile, her marriage falling apart, had begun t harbor suspicions about james, and not just his cheating ways it went back to the day jame told her about doug carlisle's death. >> he walked into the room doug's dead, straight face nothing. it was the strangest thing ever >> did you think at the time i wonder if james had somethin to do with this? >> you know, it seemed fishy t me it did, but again, your life i already crumbling, you don't want to think your husband could be doing anything like that >> what did you get out of tha marriage >> i was scared of him, yo know everyone wants the fairy tale, everyone wants to be married with a good life with kids, an it kind of came crashing quickly. >> finally, sarah starte talking about divorce. >> i told him, and he'd be like, how are you going to feel yo divorce me, and you find out all of this isn't true and the ki

mr clark is the former submariner and the ceo of the australian industry & defence network.and, the aukus pact was created 18 months ago, do you think since its ception this is the most significant moment for the pact? thank you for having me tonight. quite clearly it, there has been a lot of work done in the last 18 month, we are about to obviously hear the two world leaders announce what that work has arrived at, so i think we are all waiting, with bated breath frankly to see what the outcome is. so breath frankly to see what the outcome is-— breath frankly to see what the outcome is. so talk to us about submarines _ outcome is. so talk to us about submarines and _ outcome is. so talk to us about submarines and how _ outcome is. so talk to us about submarines and how they - outcome is. so talk to us about submarines and how they will l outcome is. so talk to us about. submarines and how they will be used, where they will be built, how they be used and what kind of impact their presence would have, especially with regards to these perceived threats and the countries see chi

thank you first and foremost to anne marie and to mr. clark for all the work as we are in the depths of this budget season. mr. desean, you have been with us for a little while. >> this is my home away from home. >> i wanted to follow up to the letter that was sent from ms. finley in march that was also sent to all board members. i don't think what was raised in that letter is anything new. any new news that has been shared by you and the cde. specifically i want to ask about two issues and i'm glad that you and the team had positive discussions and commitment around progress in the district. could you speak to what you have seen from the past to where we are at now and where you would like to see that momentum specifically on the inadequate position control around systems control around identifying the budgeted filled and vacant positions particularly for this current second interim as well as looking forward, also on the accuracy on the financial projections. >> we have how much time? [ laughter ] let me try to answer concisely. position con

as mr clark said, yes, it's cold out there for some. for many.ut we will rebound with a nice day. it will be mostly sunny night. anything higher cloud right there. no biggie. but today, temperatures will be walking on sunshine. that should be a song shouldn't lows. twenties thirties some forties, lots of sun. there is a pretty good breeze in the hills, but we'll still be below average on the temps. unfortunately we have a lot of traffic issues here. 80. where are we going? we do and i'm just kind of trying to figure out here if the easter freeway will recover. from that earlier crash. it's still there can put it up for you here. it's 80 westbound, just near ashby avenue, and the commute is now taking an hour from the car kenya's bridge to the mcarthur maze. that is some incredible time there, and that's because this crash right there has been there for a while. westbound 80 just after ashby and it's been there now for about 40 minutes, and that's just done a number on this commute. if you are driving from valeo or from hercules or richmond, and y

that is correct, mr clark, no doubt about it. our system is winding down, moving east and south, so it's out of the picture here but still held on especially south bay, east bay peninsula, santa cruz area santa cruz, santa clara valley yesterday but we can say goodbye to that powerhouse system. next one will be here. probably next tuesday is the way it's looking a lot of low clouds in place, but there's some breaks in the clouds. so look for mix of sun and clouds today yet staying pretty cool here a little warmer than yesterday, but still below average. never below average, always well above. here he is, mr sal castaneda. steve, i know you're there. there you are your checks in the mail, steve. it better be. you're a little late . i know. but thank goodness the interest rates went up, so he's he's not going to charge me more interesting. let's go out and take a look at the commute. now the bay bridge looks pretty good.m looking at the commute and traffic is off to a nice start. this is exactly the way we want it. you can see traf

steve paulson, that is correct, mr clark. thank you, sir.ing to the north. still, this system is moving through and it's causing some rain here. we'll have it for a couple of hours. and then we'll get a break here. i think late morning early afternoon until everything starts to turn to the west tomorrow, and some really heavy totals look to be in our near future here, but there are some bursts of moderate rain picking up so it's a morning rain will go with the fleetwood mac version of that morning regularly cloudy early rain and then breezy afternoon, some clearing, but temperatures staying in the fifties here still below average, but they are set. to make a move to a near average or above over the next few days. all right over to salad. 5 31 cemetery bridge. what side gasia bound. there was a 100 metal foot bar that more than two dozen cars hit and now all those cars have flat tires on the san mateo bridge, and well, i used to. it was raining pretty hard, so i was looking at the lights, but now the rain is obscured it. if you're going to th

widespread election fraud had been pretaped and that could have been edited or prevented from airing by mr. clarkming, in order to cover up the situation, the fox news attorney coached miss grossberg to say that the segment was live to tape, to imply it could not have been eld dited between taping and airing. you don't even have to work in this business to realize anything on tape could be edited or put something over it or could be yanked. that seems like an outrageous little tidbit of the kinds of things she was asked to testify to. >> yes. so, this suit is particularly explosive coming on the heels of the developments in the dominion case. and it's interesting the interconnection between the two of them because at core her -- the two suits she's brought in new york and in delaware are alleging that she was sort of hung out to dry and she was -- they are part and parcel of a larger suit about sex discrimination. she says this was a misogynistic culture and there was widespread discrimination on the basis of her gender. but core to that argument is that among the ways this misogyny within the cu

. >> mr. clark is there anything else that will before us today? that concludes our business. >> this meeting is adjourned. [music] >> san francisco is known as yerba buena, good herb after a mint that used to grow here. at this time there were 3 settlements one was mission delores. one the presidio and one was yerba buena which was urban center. there were 800 people in 1848 it was small. a lot of historic buildings were here including pony express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin california. >> wilwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet an

tahoe received more than 12 ft of snow some areas in tahoe last week as a little snow, mr clark 12 little bit of snow there vibes really good, by the way, if you follow me on twitter winter storm warning. that means it will happen. starts at 10 a.m. tomorrow goes through 10 am monday 1 to 5 ft. snow level down to 2500 ft. so maybe around here as well sunday night into monday, clouds are in place. otherwise we do have son in a mix of low clouds, but higher clouds are not far away. you can see they're already starting to come in, and a cold cold front is on the way and then the low will send in little bands after waves. all the way into, probably monday, so half and half forecast some sun but little clouds and then we'll start seeing increase in the higher mid level clouds later today, thirties and forties. there's some pretty big spreads on these temps. and there is not that far apart. but today's okay. tomorrow we start to see a big change again. this will be from the north, so it's a focus on the cold again sunday and clouds nice but kind of cool here. i don't think it will be as nice as

. >> mr. clark is there anything else that will before us today? that concludes our business. >> this meeting is adjourned. >>> good morning. happy valentine's day. my name is bob, the chief operating officer at the institute and mayor breed and members of the press on behalf of the gladstones trustees, founding president and our gladstones community. we are honored to have you join us today as we talk about the expansion project that we have. our focus today is to provide you an update on the remarkable work being done here at gladstones and also talking about how we have an expanded presence here at the mission bay. over 40 years ago, the gladstones institute, the research organization was established to pursue the mission for transformative biomedical research. another part of the city the san francisco general hospital where we studied cardiovascular disease and we are at ground zero when hiv and aids broke out. we are pursuing a cure still today. now we are working everyday to find better ways to find and treat and prevent better course and he

today, we are joined by platte county clark, mr. irvin, and every one of the county clerks and volunteers that assured our elections were secure and correct in wyoming. [applause] i am thrilled our secretary of state takes that charge very seriously. thank you. ladies and gentlemen of the 67th legislature, as you begin deliberating on how to help wyoming thrive now and for generations to come, think about this building and all that has happened here. all that has happened in the statehood. this moment in our history reminds me of the letter george washington sent along with our then un-ratified constitution. to congress he appealed to the people of several states to set aside ideological division. general washington wrote, referring to the constitutional convention, "this important consideration seriously and deeply impressed on our mind, to be less rigid on points of magnitude than might otherwise have been expected." he encouraged the spirit of amity and that mutual deference and concession, which the peculiarity of our political

. >> mr. clark is there anything else that will before us today? that concludes our business. >> this meeting is adjourned. >> we are right now in outer richmond in the last business area of this city. this area of merchants is in the most western part of san francisco, continue blocks down the street they're going to fall into the pacific ocean. two blocks over you're going to have golden gate park. there is japanese, chinese, hamburgers, italian, you don't have to cook. you can just walk up and down the street and you can get your cheese. i love it. but the a very multicultural place with people from everywhere. it's just a wonderful environment. i love the richmond district. >> and my wife and i own a cafÉ we have specialty coffee drinks, your typical lattes and mochas and cappuccinos, and for lunches, sandwiches and soup and salad. made fresh to order. we have something for everybody >> my shop is in a very cool part of the city but that's one of the reasons why we provide such warm and generous treats, both physically and emotionally (♪♪) >> i

mr. charlie clarke from birmingham . and he was from birmingham.one saturday in december 2019. so three years ago, no . if you can talk us ago, no. if you can talk us through it, we're looking at pictures on the screen . what are pictures on the screen. what are those details? and why does it see so explicitly that it's connected to henry and catherine 7 connected to henry and catherine ? well, as you said, it's a chain and attached to that chain is this heart shaped pendant. so far, so good. but the pendant itself was decorated with motifs that directly related to the tudor court . that's the tudor tudor court. that's the tudor rose. that's the white and red rose. that's the white and red rose. and the pomegranate . and rose. and the pomegranate. and that which is catherine of aragon. harold symbol. that's on the front and on the back. we've got the letters h and k. so the direct link to both of them and we know that they were married between 1509 and 1533. so there is it is the kind of thing i mean, i know i'm asking you to speculate. why would l

mr. charlie clarke from birmingham . and he was from birmingham.cting one saturday in december 2019. so three years ago, no . if you can talk us ago, no. if you can talk us through it, we're looking at pictures on the screen . what are pictures on the screen. what are those details? and why does it see so explicitly that it's connected to henry and catherine 7 connected to henry and catherine ? well, as you said, it's a chain and attached to that chain is this heart shaped pendant. so far, so good. but the pendant itself was decorated with motifs that directly related to the tudor court . that's the tudor tudor court. that's the tudor rose. that's the white and red rose. that's the white and red rose. and the pomegranate . and rose. and the pomegranate. and that which is catherine of aragon. harold symbol. that's on the front and on the back. we've got the letters h and k. so the direct link to both of them and we know that they were married between 1509 and 1533. so there is it is the kind of thing i mean, i know i'm asking you to speculate. why w

mr. clarkvia just in case, therefore , a man, including shells with uranium, is probably a symmetrical strike. well, here the spectrum will arise, starting from those bombs about which you mentioned and go on, it’s not even a bomb. and we have it there. yes, there are some shells with a combined wound, but they are not used by the combat stacking of tanks, the point is that this is the shell. why do the british supply 120 mm rifled guns on their tanks. the initial speed of the armor-piercing projectile of this gun is 1400 m/s in total. for comparison, an american 1.600 is our 1.800 therefore, in order to be able to penetrate at least something, he needs an armor-piercing one. this is the very core of uranium, since the large one , due to its large specific gravity, has approximately 20-30% more circulatory capacity. our school has taken the path of creation. emphasis on the ballistic characteristics of guns, so let's say the chinese, when they chose between german metal cannon in 20-44 caliber

thank you, mr clark.a pretty good line stretching from about san francisco, oakland and then berkeley. right along the corridor, and now it looks like it's drifting a little bit south , so it's heading along 24 sal castaneda, probably over two renda morada pleasant hill. you can see that line martinez so get this is going to be the theme for today as the very strong dynamic cold core low goes right along the coast and sends in multiple bands. we've had hail reports from cassandra all the way down to the santa cruz mountains. and i guarantee there will be more so if you're walking in the rain. make sure it's not a thunderstorm. cold, damp. rainbow weather today off and on rain thunderstorms hail not very warm low to mid fifties . that's really cool for us, and i don't think that's changing anytime soon. 6 31 sounds here. update right away. bridge freeway. what 80 westbound pretty slow and that area where you said it was raining is correlated with slow traffic here, steve, if you are driving on 80 westbound

i certainly hope so, mr clark. we could use it wild couple of months. that's for sure. in a wild week here, but we do get some breaks in the clouds. yesterday though, was really all about san francisco, san jose and the santa cruz mountains. boulder creek. hail yesterday, the big time hale and felton as well, probably where you are still a little bit hanging on, especially not to the north. that looks like i think we're done. to the north. it could be a teeny bit, but i think it's about done unless something wraps back around the same for the east bay looks to be done, but not on the peninsula zipping by very fast, though you can just a little bit . these won't last long, but they will keep a little bit of rain in the forecast santa cruz mountains along the coast as well, but the big, strong powerhouse low is on its way into central and southern california forties on the attempts another cool day. untapped truckee 25, south lake tahoe 23. but southern california looking at life 47. that's cold for them this time of year. we're almost to april. my goo for the morning and

yeah j change exactly, mr clark. so some sun, some clouds, some rain, maybe some hail. some low snow levels, especially north, and then it's lather. rinse repeat, that's what we're looking at today, a little more activity compared to sunday. it'll be this way through wednesday and then so you're mixed message monday does have some of that. it's a cold morning a lot of thirties, some low snow levels around sun cloud showers, maybe more hail here. unseasonably cool here for us upper forties fifties on the temps. never unseasonably cool. always very cool. here he is, mr sal castaneda. steam at 401 on a monday. i needed that. thank you very much right now. we do have a pretty good commute if you are driving around the bay area on a monday, it looks good. if you want to get up early and get that commute out of the way at the advantages yours you can see traffic at the bay bridge looks pretty good. no issues on interstate 80, and there's not a lot of construction. in this corridor cemetery. elbridge traffic looks pretty good as you drive across the high rise four. oh, one. le

i'll do my best, mr clark pressure, but thank you, sir. we do have some rain here. now.loverdale. you see some light rain there. this is just you know, the overrunning here. we had this over the weekend. the main system is still developing but boy, the train of moisture coming in from the west southwest is going to really painted with a lot of rain and wind. so rainy days and mondays here and that will continue into tuesday mostly cloudy. cloudy light rain breezy at times here the window pick up tonight high wind warning out tomorrow. sixties for most, we've really warmed up since that cold pattern just about a week ago. 6 31, i think, sal said. there's something going on. i try and listen, but i didn't hear. yes near the caldecott tunnel. steve westbound, 24 wilder, and that has been clear to the shoulder. so that's better news. the lanes are open now. but for a while those lanes are black. they have it on the map here. westbound 24 traffic already backing up beyond the orinda crossroads of pretty soon it will be backed up in the lafayette because even though it's on th

let's go to steve paulson find out where you've been listening, mr clark. attention is correct.se north and also about san francisco, south san francisco, oakland over to the east heavy duty, though in the santa cruz mountains, the forecast was for six inches of rain have been lehman. they'll get six inches of rain. that's pretty good. sometimes sometimes we do all right. and we did. in this case here. the band is moving south. that's the good news. you know, it's about time to wave the white flag, but we're not done by a long shot. so rain on me, although the heaviest rain is definitely moving east and south so morning rain moves out, the winds has come down. wind speeds have come down. there'll still be some off and on rain today, though, but not the intensity of the duration that we saw upper fifties on the temps. 5 31 sallis who were and he will start with going to start with the bay bridge because people always want to see that the bay bridge looks good and there's not a lot of traffic and i'm thinking because people have discretion. we might have a lighter friday, but i do

clark: mr. speaker, i am the proud mom of three. altogether, i have 36 cumulative school years under my built. and i served on a school board for six of those fighting for parents and for kids. so i speak from experience when i call on this chamber to oppose the g.o.p.'s politics over parents act. once again, the majority has shown us how out of touch they are with american families. they are obsessed with wokism, even as they struggle to define what that even means. but let me tell you, parents in this country are wide awake. they wake up every day and do the best they can to provide for their families. they wake up and they want great schools where every single child can learn and excel. parents want affordable childcare. they know that's the beginning of a great education. right now parents are spending nearly a quarter of their family budget on childcare and that's when they can find it at all. congress had a chance to cut those costs for families. every single house republican voted no. that's politics over parents. parents kno

thank you for having me on the woman at the center of this joining me a stormy daniels attorney clark brewster. mr brewster appreciate you joining us, you tweeted quote the indictment of donald trump is no cause for joy . i'm wondering what is going through your mind tonight and what you make of the reporting that he faces more than 30 counts related to business fraud. well i think it's a sad day where we had you know, former leader of our country. president, united states indicted um, and so it doesn't give me any joy to see that. i mean, he's loved by many, followed by many respected by many, and the idea that he gets indicted is going to be sad. too many people. i don't think it brings joy at all. but on the other hand, i have great respect for the process. the grand jurors that listen to this evidence. listen to the testimony reviewed the documentary documentary evidence and made a decision. they were conscientious, i think, spend a lot of their their time of public service time. and if it does go to kill one thing, i mean, he has a presumption of innocence. but now this is the task of ah, det

clark was incredulous and said in his book "against all odds," "mr. president, al qaeda did this." said, "look, i want to know any shred." clark added later that he felt they were being intimidated to find a link between 9/11 attacks and iraq. and when the attack on iraq came in 2003, at the leading democrats -- joe biden, hillary clinton, as students were being dragged out of her office in new york, she was editor at the time, she voted for the war in iraq. talk about the consensus at that point. the media was building this consensus for war. >> that is an important point. there was a convergence of different ways and factis. we know from the early 1990's, the group of neocons had already started this notion of changing the regime in iraq. not for the benefit of theraq is for liberty or freedom, but protecting the interest of israel and u.s. jiminy. then it converges with bush's vision -- let's remember, those who are old enough to remember but i think younger viewers should realize and should read about the type of messianic and insane vision bush has a mandate from god, the ling

mr. jackson: thank you. it is my privilege to recognize the honorable -- i want to thank congresswoman yvette clarke for her outstanding remarks. it is now my privilege to yield my time to the honorable congressman payne from the great state of new jersey. donald payne. mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker, and i want to thank my colleague, mr. jackson, from the great state of illinois, for the opportunity to speak with you today. also let me acknowledge my colleagues that are leading this fight. the honorable cori bush. from the great state of missouri. and the 407b rabble ayana pressley from the great state of massachusetts -- and the honorable ia in a pressley from the -- ayana pressley from the great state of massachusetts. and all the women who have helped in this struggle. there would not be the great strides of african-american men if it were not for african-american women. i understand that and i appreciate that. every day. i rise today to discuss the tremendous work of african-american women in the continued fight to pass the equal rights amendment. and i want to thank once again representative bush fo

clark: mr. speaker, i am the proud mom of three. altogether, i have 36 cumulative school years under my built. and i served on a school board for six of those fighting for parents and for kids. so i speak from experience when i call on this chamber to oppose the g.o.p.'s politics over parents act. once again, the majority has shown us how out of touch they are with american families. they are obsessed with wokism, even as they struggle to define what that even means. but let me tell you, parents in this country are wide awake. they wake up every day and do the best they can to provide for their families. they wake up and they want great schools where every single child can learn and excel. parents want affordable childcare. they know that's the beginning of a great education. right now parents are spending nearly a quarter of their family budget on childcare and that's when they can find it at all. congress had a chance to cut those costs for families. every single house republican voted no. that's politics over parents. parents kno

mr. nun: katelyn clark, she's a favorite national player of the year. on march 5, 2023, katelyn put up 30 points, 17 assists, 10 rebounds. leading her team to clinch the second straight big ten tournament title. you can tell i have been screaming and cheering her on. she's the only player male or female in the past 20 seasons to achieve 25 points, 15 assists, 10 rebounds, and a single game. she did not once but twice. caitlin you made iowa proud. we look forward to watching you in the hawk wye women do what you do best on the court tonight. go, hawks. mr. chair, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek rex nation? seek recognition? ms. garcia: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. garcia: thank you, mr. speaker. this week we mark the 13th anniversary of the affordable care act. thanks to president obama, americans have been reassured they can receive the care t

mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clarke, for five minutes. ms. clarke: -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark, for five minutes. ms. clark: president biden said i'm signing this reform bill into law on behalf of my mother who argued with insurance companies even as she battled cancer in her final days. in the 13 years since, the a.c.a. has transformed health care in america. safeguarding the dignity of the sick, the security of families, and the health of us all. perhaps nobody has benefited more from the a.c.a. than women. before the a.c.a., being a woman was a pre existing condition. insurance companies were free to deny coverage for no reason other than being pregnant. today, that kind of discrimination is a relic of the past. today, women no longer have to pay more than men for insurance. 13 years ago, 90% of market plans offered no maternity benefits. today, they're offered by every single market plan in this country. thanks to the a.c.a., every insurance plan emp

thank you so much now, my exclusive conversation with clark brewster , attorney for stormy daniels. i talked to him just before airtime. mr brewster appreciate you joining us? can you just explain the level of cooperation that stormy daniels has had with manhattan investigators and what they've asked her so far. well sure, stormy is always made it known that she would share any information she had and any chronological information or any documents and we meeting with them have some length. actually i think there were four or five prosecutors present. we did it over zoom, but she's been very open and cooperative with them. i interviewed ms daniels for 60 minutes back in 2018. i asked her about the payment that was made to her, and i just want to play that for our viewers. was it hush money to stay silent? yes, um the story was coming out again. i was concerned for my family and their safety. i think some people watching this are going to doubt that you entered into this negotiation. uh because you fear for your safety. they're going to think that you saw an opportunity. i think the fact that i didn't even negotiate. i just

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special thanks to vice chair lieu, leader jeffries, whip clark and their teams for all of the work that they have done in helping get us here today. mr. aguilar: we appreciate the hospitality of congressman mfume, our host here in charm city. we look forward to our time here in baltimore, we have been at this -- in this beautiful city before, house democrats look forward to talking about our agenda and talking about our focus moving forward here in charm city. all of us share the same goal. and that is to safeguard the progress that we have made for the last two years and to make sure that democrats take the house again in 2024. our conference is going to be devoted to policy topics and an agenda that guides us in that direction. we look forward to hearing from the president, the vice president, senior administration officials, cabinet members who will be presenting to us about how we make continued progress and represent our communities. let me thanking the entire caucus staff for the tremendous hard work they have put in. the theme of this year's conference is people over politics and that is what democrats did last term and passed

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clark: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the ranking member. i rise in opposition to the majority's polluters over people act, a massive hand out to some of the world's most profitable and most powerful corporations. a big oil giveaway that would hike the deficit instefd helping families, instead of protecting our planet, instead of lowering costs for consumers and slashing energy bills. republicans seem to have just one priority and that's helping the rich get richer. through price gouging and war profiteering, big oil has doubled their profits to record level. they are hoarding millions of acres of our public land and using these unprecedented resources to line their pockets. exxon just announced a $35 billion in stock buy backs. chevron shareholders are pocketing $75 billion. and yet what's the republican plan? triple down on allegiance to big oil, giveaway more federal land, invite more offshore drilling, unleash more pollution into our water and our air and our land, and leave the taxpayers footing the bill. climate change is here. we don'

clark. thank you, mr. speaker.d the pleasure of being auctioned off for the conservative women's organisation organisation . organisation organisation. international where this guy, my right honourable friend , joined right honourable friend, joined me in paying tribute to the excellent work the cwa do to get more women , conservative women more women, conservative women into politics. and they pay tribute to all the remarkable women support us the work women who support us in the work we especially because she's we do, especially because she's in gallery by month . mr. mr. in the gallery by month. mr. mr. mr. speaker, cannot can i congratulate, first of all, my honourable friend for his successful auction ? i see. successful auction? i see. i see. if it wasn't his able and his mother that bid for him successfully , but also paid successfully, but also paid tribute to her. but also pay tribute to her. but also pay tribute to her. but also pay tribute to the work of the conservative women's organisation for them. fa

mr. jeffries thank you for your , partnership and your leadership. pete, thanks for organizing this retreat and having me here. you know, she couldn't be here tonight. i know whip katherine clark who i spoke to before i came up is here in spirit. i also want to recognize the greatest speaker in the history of the united states of america. i think i coined that phrase, because it's true, because i worked with her for so long - nancy pelosi. nancy, stand up. applause] all the years i was a senator, which were 270, all those years i was a senator, any time i needed something done on the east coast, i called nancy. she was out in san francisco but mancy has incredible, incredible power here in the east, particularly in maryland, particularly in baltimore. and so i just want to thank you for everything you've done for me as well, nancy. it's great to be here with this incredible caucus, such a strong, diverse group of leaders. and it is strong and diverse. i ran for president literally, not figuratively, to build the economy from the middle out and the bottom up. not a joke. i was so sick and tired to talk about trickle down economics. i know in my household not far from here, a li