when nathan, mr. dan is tamala oh, the pieces are dark, but also shed light on war persecution and death. the elements include straw textiles and stones, national socialism and the importance of never forgetting. these are reoccurring themes for kieffer. the show is a wake up call for europe. you mustn't of, we have to be careful because what's in our past or what we think is in our past, it could very easily happen again. can we to so for da, side common ground rather than confrontation, learning from german history. how does that play out in france? so paul girl says it grabs you. who could be, exhibition is very, very intense. you were so the large scale pieces, the venue, which is really magical and compliments everything very well. i was very moved of all of his eval. it works by an artist who lives in france, but his german here, it shows the strength of the bond between the 2 countries. this is the jumps headphones listed in the store. she estie, i bought a book by the poet. it would have been even

>> as the member designated by mr. dan kildee of michigan, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. kildee will vote nay on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. hagedorn of minnesota, i inform the house that mr. hagedorn will vote yes on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the the gentleman from georgia rise? mr. johnson: as the member designated mrs. lawrence of michigan, i inform the house that mrs. lawrence will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from connecticut rise? mrs. hayes: as the member designated by ms. wilson, i inform the house that ms. wilson will vote no on the motion to adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from west virginia rise? >> as the member designated by mrs. lesko of arizona, i inform the house that mrs. lesko will vote yes on the motion to adjourn

>> as the member designated by mr. dan kildee of michigan, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. kildee will vote nay on the motion to recommit h.r. 6119. and as the member designated by mr. g.k. butterfield of north carolina, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. butterfield will vote no on the motion to recommit h.r. 6119. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> ma'am chair, as the member designated by mr. reed of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. reed will vote yes on the m.t.r. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. rush of illinois, i inform the house that mr. rush will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. russ fulcher of idaho, i inform the ho

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represents the state on the front lines in the border wars, texas lieutenant governor dan patrick joins me now. mreutenant governor, thank you so much for joining on the "the ingraham angle." to hear the administration, they say the border is closed. that there is no problem here. but i don't think so. >> jason, they would be lying to say that. were clueless. and i don't believe they are clueless. this is a plan that they have set about to lead millions of people invade our country, they don't care who they are, including terrorists. daemonic in the present is going to address the nation on the omicron. what he should be addressing the nation's own an issue as serious as the border and no terrorists coming into our country. is anyone surprised by this? i am not. 173,000 people will probably cross the border in this month alone. over 2 million this year. we caught one today. how many more do you think have come in? this president doesn't care. look, mr. president, here's my address to you. i think of a mic on behalf of millions looking your poll numbers who would agree with me. you took an oath tha

mr. chairman. and he voted aye. [laughter] that is a true story. and then there is filled heart and dan inoueye. we all met in battle creek, michigan. lieutenant colonel hart, lieutenant inouye, lieutenant dole. we were all patients. the best bridge player at the hospital was inouye. the best man i ever knew was phil hart. yet pressure in his right elbow area. morning tonight -- he had pressure in his right elbow area. morning to night, he spent his time running errands or getting tickets for patients to the detroit tigers games. h wifei owned the tigers at that time. there wasn't anything that phil hart wouldn't do not only the, but when he came to the united states senate. the last of the hospital caucus was dan inouye. he comes up regarding the percy jones general hospital. vote me present. and i could go on and on. not like senator byrd, because nobody can do what senator byrd does. but you think of all of these people who have come and gone and all the bright stars who are here today on both sides of the aisle. and one thing you know for certain, it's a great institution. i have learned one

mr. meadows about -- about a lawmaker's suggesting that the former vice president simply throw out votes -- danltered solution hoaxer adam schiff offering text messages written by jim jordan then presenting those text messages in the hearing about the january 6th incident. here to set the record straight, the congressman from ohio congressman jim jordan thanks for spending the team tonight and really appreciate it. listen, congressman i've had enough of this guy this is leak the fourth or fifth hoax this guy has been involved in doctors the transcript, from the ukraine thing telling everybody he never met the whistle-blower despite contacting hmm of it. now your text will show on screen him image of the doctor text bruce that's not the text from your phone. he added punkuation and deleted a bunch of stuff. >> right, exactly, and after this did a story on this they put out a statement they said select committee is responsible for and regrets the air. now that is a government way of saying a government speakway of saying we got caught lying. we got caught forwarded with case sites from a respecte

mr. bottle. just days before the election. again, p as i expecting him to handle that report. feature addicts is, can we serve for dan peers who are victims of 12 years? oh yeah, i don't miss school according to what a. 4 what tell dad, he also need to reconcile them? because a electioneering campaign, we've also seen a lot of problems during the election. and a lot of people actually angry at each other because of quantitative process. ethnicity plays a key role in the politics. have done that. also. mr. bodies expected to resolve when he is prepared. when i of this particular to peter man, thank you so much at gmail address, our correspondent reporting from the party town. it looks like that is gonna be in capital. and jules will site mattie joy is the executive director of the center for research and policy development and also a political science lecturer at the university of the cambie. he joins us now from bid. jello welcome to the news i. i don't know if you heard the conversation we were having there. so with our correspondent he was saying that the incumbent, mr. adam barrow who's it looks like just about to be return

mr. chairman." and i was all ready. and he voted "aye." and that's a true story. and then there's phil hart and dan inouye.e all met in battlecreek, michigan. percy jones general hospital. lieutenant general hart, lieutenant inouye and lieutenant dole. we were all patients. the best bridge player at percy hospital was dan inouye. probably one of the best men i ever knew was phil hart. he had a flesh wound in his right elbow area. and from morning to night, he spent his time running errands or getting tickets to patients to the detroit tigers' games. briggs owned the tigers at that time. and there wasn't anything that phil hart wouldn't do -- not only there but when he came to the united states senate. so i left my frokssy to the last of the pe h-rcy jones general hospital caw cause. i wrote him a letter said, "you got my proxy. if anything comes up regarding percy jones general hospital," which is closed, "vote me present." so, and i could go on and on. and eu78 ea not like senator byrd, because nobody can do it the way senator byrd does t but you think of all these people who've come and gone, and all the

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dan auto political crisis. but protested on the street, they regard his agreement with the military has given legitimacy to the take over. and mr. thoughts that demands with the military to be removed from the dance politics and 3 years since the thought of the uprising to dance transition to democracy remains fragile, and many of its slogans remained on achieved. sundays, protests ended with security forces chasing protesters. but for many, the day is the continuation of the revolution that overthrew a military leader once, and which they hope will achieve the changes that have been calling for an overthrow. another military leader, he bought morgan al jazeera, harder to muslim countries, applied to set up the humanitarian trust fund for afghan, as don as millions phase hunger during a harsh winter pakistan has been hosting an emergency meeting of the organization of his lambert corporation, declaring that if the world does not help afghans now. the country is heading for chaos. the yearns world food program one the suite that 98 percent of afghans and not getting enough to eat with 7 and 10 families, resorting to borrowing fo

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national consensus to get to dan auto its political crisis, but protested on the streets they, they regard his agreement with the military has given legitimacy to the take over and mr. lots of demands with the military to be removed from the dance politics and 3 years since the thought of the uprising to dance transition to democracy remains fragile. and many of its slogans remain on achieved sundays protests and did with security forces chasing protesters. but for many, the day is the continuation of the revolution that overthrew a military leader once and which they hope will achieve the changes they've been calling for an overthrow. another military leader he by morgan al jazeera, harder to nissan. the philippines, at least 209 people are confirmed dead in the aftermath of the super typhoon, right. thousands of soldiers of joined rescue workers to search for survivors in remote areas. jamal alan jogan has more. now. i'm sure a gough such in the philippine village she invited a story reconnaissance flight over the eastern part them into now region to see for ourselves the damage caused by super typhoon. re sure go island is where super typhoon ry 1st made landfal

mr. president, you should nominate somebody right away and that person should be amy coney barrett. in 2018 it had been mentioned for that vacancy. it went well beyond dan, that was just kind of the icing on the cake. it's right but yet they did exactly what they did even with gore to put out some breadcrumbs that would suggest a different nominee. he had a thing for the judge down in florida and that ron was very excited about that possibility, butom just like he lead to the reporters on a bit of a chase during the selection, he triede to do that a little bt in the amy coney barrett situation and we know from the filings that the then judge barrett had to produce. trump was very different from say bill clinton. with the vacancy. if they really couldn't make a decision. ruth bader ginsburg wasn't until the middle of june so it was months. at the laserlike focus of the trump administration on the judiciary. senator mcconnell said we are not going to be detoured, nothing was going to get in the way from getting hold of the supreme court and the judiciary as a whole where the 200 federal judges were appointed during the trump administration. i want to pivo

mr. putin in january, at the westin general has lost so much of their credibility in recent years, in afghanistan come occur dan, elsewhere, what will happen in ukraine? is there credibility intact? -- is their credibility intact? in this diplomatic game, do they have the ability to be heard and taken seriously? i pray for that, because if putin happened to invade all the cities in ukraine, it will be a very, very dirty war. this is what i thought when i was there a few months ago. across my fingers, i pray, and i beg my administration and the american administration to take the real dimension of the tragedy. thank you very much. >> thank you, bernard, for those profound remarks. we are delighted you are here. thank you for your leadership on ukraine and around the world. bernard, we can't wait to host you at the atlantic council in january. we will look forward to seeing you then. in the meantime, you are right to keep praying for peace in ukraine. now, we have a pen testing -- we have a fantastic panel today and i am going to ask them to give short answers. gen. philip breedlove, -- general breedlove, some an

let's bring in dan joseph, lapd officer in his own personal behalf and brian claypool outside of los angeles. sir, let me start with you, mrt, you see the videos and we listened to the numbers, we know homicides and violent crimes are up. but doesn't sound like robberies are down. >> what we're seeing is this kind of -- these kinds of crime crossing socioeconomic lines. now it's not just in the poor or lower middle class neighborhoods. it's crossing over to the palisades and it's unfortunate that it had to happen there for it to get the attention it deserves. what i hate to see are politicians wanting you to forget that it's them that pushed these reckless laws like no cash bail. they want you to forget and now they're trying to spin it and say well, the police need to do their job. you can't cut the fist off of a boxer and tease it because it can't box anymore. what they have done to the police department, they rendered it impotent in fighting crime. we arrested we're doing the job. we arrested 16 criminals for smash and grabs. they were out before the ink dried on the report. so you have to hold our leaders accountable.

>> madam speaker, i rise today to honor the renowned 37th year career of news anchor dan cummings from channel 9. mr. cat -- he's been one of the most trusted names in local news and earned a well deserved reputation for his investigative prowess. a native of the county, he grew up in central new york and got his start in journalism working at local radio stations. in 1984, dan joined the news channel 9 team and the 2008 began anchoring the morning news. later becoming the driving force behind newsmakers. a weekly public affairs program. in these permanent roles he has been celebrated for his ability to conduct smart, original reporting and communicate even the most difficult stories in a calm and straightforward manner. mr. katko: i have known him for many years. i can unequivocally say he's one of the most fair and genuine news professionals and an extremely generous man who is actively involved with multiple charities. madam speaker, i ask that my colleagues in the house join me in honoring dan cummings for an incredible career in broadcast journalism and wish him the best in his retirement. with

dan: president biden delivered a warning to russian president vladimir putin over his country's military buildup over ukraine. the two leaders spoke for nearly two hours. mr------ the u.s. would respond. russia denies it plans to launch a full scale invasion of ukraine even though it has sent 100,000 troops to the border. >> abc originals is launching a new video based on the new book by old-- an assassination researcher from marin county that comes to the conclusion that president kennedy died in crossfire. more on the author and the fascinating documentary. dan n.: several important figures in research come from the bay area and here over the next three nights you will meet them. from his home, josiah has written "last-second in dallas," that concludes that john f. kennedy did not die from a bullet from lee harvey also while the government has long contended. >> he was not killed by oswald. we know that. >> thompson was one of the original researchers on the assassination. he worked for life magazine on this cover story. in 167, -- in 1967, he wrote wre on the assassination. stephen fagan's curator of the sixth floor museum in dallas. >> he examined del

work but it does work because you have bill murray and dan aykroyd and rick moranis and they are flawless. >> we have been going about this wrong. mrll's always explored what it means to escape sort of the constraints of convention. you feel in some way that you want to be as liberated as he is. ♪ ghostbusters ♪ >> instead of worshipping musicians, now we're worshipping stand-up comedians and skit comedians and there's this idea that comedy in the '80s is going to be the new rock and roll. >> listen up. i don't like white people. i hate rednecks. you people are rednecks. it means i'm enjoying this shit. >> you got to remember when eddie murphy first started with "48 hours," he was 20 years old. then he does "trading places" and then he does the blockbuster "beverly hills cop." eddie murphy in the '80s was comedy. he is a perfect every man and so likeable even though he is kind of a shit. >> it wasn't about necessarily being the put upon guy. it's being the guy smarter than the room. he is bugs bunny. >> this is the cleanest and nicest police car i have ever been in in my life. it's nicer than my apartment. >> up until that point, h

mr. emmer: our office and i personally have been fortunately to know and work with dan for many years already. dan and his family are the definition of the great american farming tradition. always, he has always been a steadfast advocate for our state's farmers and producers. i'm proud that fan, his wife -- dan, his wife, and the entire family call minnesota's sixth district home. there are many challenges ahead but i know you will continue to be a leader for all of minnesota's farmers, ranchers, producers, and agribusinesses. congratulations on your new leadership role. i look forward to working with you and everyone in minnesota at the farm bureau on behalf of minnesota's ag community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. pappas: thank you, madam speaker. this morning oral arguments began at the supreme court for a case that many expect

mr. hines. >> hello? >> clerk: welcome. you have three minutes. >> hello? >> clerk: yes, we can hear you. >> yes. can anyone hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can hear you. >> my name is dan hines, and i'd like to speak primarily about the a.d.a. sloane lawsuit, which i sent a message to the board earlier in the week. and i was part of that a.d.a. lawsuit until it's conconclusion, and i would like to -- there's some points of mr. krana that i disagree with. the first is when the court of appeals approves a settlement agreement and authorized participation of mr. [indiscernible] for their expanded disability and pilot sales program, that that mooted the federal district court's decision. mr. krana keeps talking about judge white's decision as if it carries the weight of law, and although i'm no lawyer, i don't think that's the case. secondly, the disability program, to my knowledge, was extended to all disabled medallion holders, not just those with temporary disability. in fact, i know of no case where a person was disqualified from the program for being permanently rather than temporarily disabled. and third, and also relevant to that point is the three-year limitation i

dan was doing with grant schapps. the closing part of that interview was about christmas and mr sharps was saying that he hoped that forariant, — year. but we have also got a new variant, which seemed to appear four weeks _ variant, which seemed to appear four weeks before christmas. they don't have the _ weeks before christmas. they don't have the same calendar as us. we were _ have the same calendar as us. we were really— have the same calendar as us. we were really gutted when this one came _ were really gutted when this one came about. 1014 —— ten, 14 days ago _ came about. 1014 —— ten, 14 days ago we — came about. 1014 —— ten, 14 days ago. we have had to adjust there advice _ ago. we have had to adjust there advice in — ago. we have had to adjust there advice in scotland. yesterday we moved _ advice in scotland. yesterday we moved to — advice in scotland. yesterday we moved to put some stuff into guidance _ moved to put some stuff into guidance we did not have. reduce your socialising, pre—and post—christmas, if you possibly can. and if— post—christmas, if you possibly can. and if you _ post—christmas, if you poss