mr. coleman and mr. hill. thank you for being here.t was great to see starship find succeed in conducting its second test flight just a few weeks ago. this was of course after months of delay stemming from bureaucratic red tape from ast, fish and wildlife, and other agencies injected itself into the process. an environmental review had been approved for the first launch of starship but simply because spacex must continue new test launches, they were required to go through a whole new environmental review process. to your knowledge, does china apply its own version of environmental policy review equivalent to national environmental policy act under which chinese citizens or perhaps a bat conservation group can sue the ccp and halt missile or space vehicle development? and what about russia? does russia do that? >> thank you for your question, senator crews. the first space x launch that you mention overflight test one did result in a mishap whereby the pad was destroyed for the second flight. bed repair the pad, and as such duty that ch

mr. coleman, were you a black victim, in your words, at one point? what does that mean? basically, i was very much so looking for excuses in my life. i wasn't taking ownership of certain things that were happening throughout my life, and because of that, i was failing. and it wasn't until i started overcoming these things and i started changing my mindset that my life started to actually take off and the tra.jectory that it did. so i very much saw the book talks about black culture and the victim ideology that exists within it, but it's also talking about myself and what i went through and how i overcame that. what was that experience or era that changed you? i think it was a series of things, one from a sort of religious aspect, you know, throughout the bad times that i had, i realized that it could have been worse. you know, i've experienced some homelessness for a short period time unemployment for a period time while raising my son and then, you know, the best opportunity came from after i was let go from a job after a couple of weeks, couldn't get unemployment had t

mr. coleman. we appreciate your time in your analysis tonight. thank you. thank you. a shipment of medicine has arrived and gaza intended for as rarely hostages held by her moss. it arrived long with fresh aid for the people of gossip guitar and france helped to arrange the deal between his real and the militant group from us. remember, moss has deemed a terrorist group by multiple countries. the homos run hills ministry and gaza says that news really airstrikes have killed dozens of people in the last 24 hours, including at least 16 people in one strength on a house in rough or that you in says guys is remaining. hospitals are overwhelmed by the number of casualties. i asked journalist sammy, circle in jerusalem to tell us what we know about the distribution of medicines for the hostages and the aid for palestinians inside. gotcha. yeah. well, we know that these uh trucks with medicines, they have entered the gaza strip and it has been handed over to the home us run and ministry of hands. and they have said that they will it distributed 1st to the hospitals in the ga

mr. coleman. we appreciate your time in your analysis tonight. thank you. thank you. well, it is a clear and direct message. the is really presidents isaac care talk has called iran and evil empire at the root of tensions in the middle east. speaking of the world economic form in davos, switzerland have so said that her moss was armed and financed by t. ron iran is using him. ah, she said to the rail stability not only in the region but also in the entire world before the dw correspondence as it was. and is that the world economic forum in davos. and he told us more about these really presidents speech hetzel goals. this war, a battle of the universe. he asked the international community to stand with him, and he received a standing ovation at the congress center here in denver, switzerland, online. it was a different story that were angry colds for an immediate end to the war. some questioning wine or palestinian officials were invited to speak following the as why the president had said his nation is still in shock following the bond. the reason of the october 7 att

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mr. coleman. >> thank you. once again, here we are, days away from a government shutdown, the world is burning and we are talking about office space. office space. meanwhile republicans cannot pass their own unilateral appropriations bills and they refused to work with democrats and they refused to abide by the topline appropriation numbers that they themselves negotiated, agreed to and passed in june. separately, they refused to unify the congress to fund the democratic allies fighting terrorism and authorities seem around the world. ukraine resisting an invasion. by a terrorist organization, hamas. trying to eradicate israel, the loan and true democracy in the middle east. ukraine, israel, the in his tent palestinians in gaza desperately need our help republicans are holding that ada hostage with their political gimmicks and games. here we are talking about office space. in fairness, this is a welcome break from the pathetic impeachment inquiry. it appears that the chairman has acknowledged that the first and

mr. critser ms. colemandirector, a special agent in charge of dba recognized expert on anti-money-laundering investigations. thank you for your career. long career serving the public. start with mr. fortenberry welcome. for your first committee hearing, i assume. >> forgiveve me, i'm a little nervous. i'm used to having a rock 'n roll band behind the one have a microphone in front of me. during the time that i been giving to share my testimony here i think it's important to note before i start that at least five minutes i'll be speaking somebody in the united states a drug overdose and there's almost 70% a 70% chance that during those five minutes it will be fentanyl related. having started that way chairman brown ranking member scott and his team committee members thank you for having me. i know this is a bit of a curveball but i like the myself. my name is jason dufour but to most i am known as a jelly roll. it's important to establish earlier that i am a musician that have no political clients. i'm not a

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