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and i think that mr. cox is doing a terrific job. he came on announced announced the plan on mad money and i, i was struck by how this was the hasbro that is going to be energized. this thing is not done by the way. remember mattel had a good quarter too. some people say maybe toys are back. i would just say both companies are really well run right now. >> talk about reducing the percentage that they rely on china for, for goods. >> and i know that mattel did that too. but it is. these are two companies that really got deep in china. it's very hard to get out of it, although rh did. and if you take a look at rh, which is one of the great comeback stories of all time, they they've moved a lot of a lot of their business to other countries initially. by the way, when you move this stuff is not high quality, but you have to keep working and working and working. gary's done that. gary bought a ton of stock when it was down. look at that. that's where he bought. >> even. >> lazy boy jim on a year on year hasn't done too badly. >> which is

mrs. edward cox. and so we leave with high hopes. and good spirit and with deep humility.ers may hate you, but those who hate you don't win unless you hate them. and then you destroy yourself. nixon's farewell was many things. it was a wrenching personal experience. it was a farewell to his staff. but it was also a farewell to white house family. and it illustrated just how many roles the house plays. this isn't the biggest house many are. and most and even smaller countries are much bigger. this isn't the finest house, but this is the best house. it's interesting that richard nixon talked the house and i think by that he meant the house, both on the personal level. you know, the king is dead. long live the king and as a historic symbol, no one who spends any time in that house can fail to appreciate either role. but i think nixon implicitly was apologizing to the country for perhaps besmirching a little bit of house and its history as the best house because this house has a great heart. and that heart comes from those served with president nixon bidding farewell. the home

mr. chairman i yield back. cox congressman collinson give your testimony.love around the questions i will start and ask a couple questions and yield to the ranking member. it would be unexpected if i did not open my questioning with regard to the mission act. i was involved in the creation of the choice act. we then attempted to improve it. make it more certain with the mission act. my views are highly framed by my days as a house of a cyber represent congressional district the size of the state of illinois with no va hospital. i care about rural and they face. so i want to ask if confirmed will you make sure the letter in the spirit of the mission act is followed by every employee in every va in every facility the veterans are aware of their rights to advocate for themselves to receive care when they needed where they want it? it's been a few years and forgot to push my button. as we spoke in your office is no greater asset. you hit at the very issue of why the va existed but it does not exist it in and of itself it exists for the veteran. it exists that i

coxe offers his state of the state address to the legislature in salt lake city. he talks about housing affordability, energy abundance, infrastructure, and public safety. >> thank you. please be seated. mrker, mr. president, or henderson, -- lieutenant governor henderson, abby, utah's public servants, and my fellow utahns here tonight: welcome. i want to start by congratulating and acknowledging the 19 newly elected members of our house of representatives. please hold your applause until i mention all 19 of them. [laughs] representative auxier. representative chevrier. dominguez. fiefia. fitisemanu. there you go, i got it right. representative koford. mauga. grant miller. tracy miller. monson. nguyen. okerlund. peck. roberts. sawyer. shallenberger. shepherd. shelley. thompson. and also our three new senators who i don't need to introduce because they are known instead of this chamber very well, senators brammer. musselman. stratton. welcome. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] now, last week i had dinner with our new legislators and their spouses. my favorite part of the night was asking them why they ran for this position. i wish every utahn could have heard their answers.

mr. kennedy. so if a nominee to run the department of health and human services cannot tell me if he supports preventing georgians' health care costs from spiking and keeping people like cassie cox on her health care plan, i cannot support his nomination. i don't work for him. i don't work for the insurance companies. i work for cassie cox and the other georgians like her. we know that these subsidies, which expire this year, are at serious risk of not getting renewed, and if there's anybody in the federal government who ought to be advocating for the patients, advocating for public health, reminding the president of how important this is, surely it ought to be the secretary of health and human services. and so is i'm very concerned about -- and so i'm very concerned about this because right now my colleagues on the other side of the aisle are already starting to put together a tax bill that i would describe as robin hood in reverse. they want to take tax credits needed by ordinary hardworking georgians in order to give an unneeded tax cut to their wealthy friends. that's robin hood in reverse. it is bad public policy much it is pad for our health. and i would argue it's bad for