and i have with me here doctor, how mr. dean, who is the head of the emergency department in nasir hospital, tell me about the condition of the hype and t lighter. so, so i the is the one example of how much the vision. so funding is so from looking at in the low to is it is own and the other side has to be in his own. the a victim of it is, but i was available to play in the room, but that house over there to the but this so the has a very complicated into the, the with the, with a 2 problems with them. and then the have to be is lucky with it on the on of the for you. so they came off by working. i mean, it had been pretty cheap. so they know to have something we quoted to lead us. she cannot move here confiscated by the i know with some a re, quote, disability to failure. so she is dependent on a tool and her next to be so good about anything. she need the continuous section machine decide hey, of this machine means she need the electricity. there is no electricity over the so she has to be a to us with them. as i mentioned, this is the emergency department. we compensate the cases which

and i have with me here, doctor, how mr. dean, who is the head of the emergency department in officer hospital, tell me about the condition of the hype and to lighter. so the is the one example of how much the vision. so funding is so from looking at to the low is it is old and the site is, will be in its own the a victim. it is like it's available to plan. they will go to that house over there . but this, so the, it was a very complicated injury. they would, they would have 2 problems with them, and then they have to be evacuated on the, on of the for you. so they came off by working. i mean, it had been pretty cheap. so they know to have something we quoted to lead us. she cannot move here confiscated by the i know with some a record of disability to failure. so she is dependent on a to you and her nick, to be so good about anything. she need the continuous section machine besides this machine means she need electricity and there is no electricity over there. so she has to be a to us with them as imagine this is the emergency department. we compensate the pieces which need an i c u,

i think the climate like mr. deans said is very important. it's what our children and grandchildren are going to be going up to. if we don't want to bite the bullet on taking some of the bite out of gasoline cars and making -- where we can put up our wind generators. our other form of electric generating equipment it's going to cost us more, but somebody's going to have to pay a little bit more for that. host: i want to go back to the announcement made yesterday by the climate envoy. john kerry, in his talks with his counterpart in china. that they are talking about reducing methane. talk about that and why it's important. guest: methane is very important. it is about 16% of the problem with global greenhouse gases globally. methane is much more potent as an agent of climate warming than even carbon dioxide. it's about 830 times for power -- 80 times more powerful. the big ones are leaps from oil and gas operations. the biden administration will release any day now final rules to cut those -- that methane pollution from oil and gas operations

mr. speaker. as dean of the utah delegation, i have the distinct honor to rise today to introduce the newest member of the house of representatives, celeste maloy. celeste was born in southern utah, raised in rural nevada and then as an adult chose utah as her home. celeste earned an agricultural degree from southern utah university in cedar city which she now calls home. she began her career in public service as a soil conservationist at the usda in beaver, utah, also located within her district where she worked for 10 years. she left beaver to go to law school at b.y.u. in my hometown and she was a student while i was mayor, where she got her law degree. since beginning her career she's worked as a deputy county attorney, a public lands attorney for the utah delegation of counties and worked with representative chris stewart. she assembled a coalition of rural and urban voters. she was unafraid to stand for conservative principles. she's known as a hard worker, levelheaded and consistently conservative.

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and then also uh we have uh mr chris mayor, owner of daniel dean's clothing store. um i want to welcome you both, but i want to say a special welcome to chris and chelsea to um to washington dc. uh to talk about veteran small businesses, employment issues they own and operate a, a store that is actually in my hometown right across the street from our own business. and uh in, in daniel dean's is, is where you can purchase a wide range of clothing and outdoor accessories and through their small business. and chris and chelsea are active in helping veterans within the community throughout the services and building connections with local veterans organizations. it's a pleasure to see them uh to do this work and, and what, what they're already doing in murfreesboro, uh and helping our local community. this commitment is, is excited to hear about and we want to, we want to continue to grow veteran owned small businesses across the country. i want to thank you both for being here today. uh both and, and then we're looking forward to uh your testimony. uh so with that, i wi

no, no, it is for ten years, and there is so super careful, i know one well, this dean of the faculty of economics, mroscow state university auzad, he says, this is the question, have talented people fled, half a million or a million, this, if you take everything in a circle, then it is for tens of years, would you agree with this, can russia be revived, well, in the long term, something someday it will be, the territory has not disappeared, and the population has not disappeared, but in the next decade the situation really looks very bad, the economy will continue, moreover, while there is a russian empire, it is obvious that there will be no fundamental improvements there, therefore, from this point of view, the west will not cancel the sanctions, this is an illusion, and they are the sanctions regime will continue for a very long time, and moreover, well, let's say, there is a concept of development, it is based on certain, well, priorities , when the priorities are external...aggression, then it is definitely not about development, or territory , or intelligence, no, population welfare, etc., that

which dean i'm does, i took the slides mr. brought up when you hear those words notes. consider that and consider the people that i've spoken with this week. i spoke yesterday with the author of nathan thrall, he and the german american author, deborah feldman. they both put forth the observations that germany's commitment to israel's survival in security. leaves no room for any criticism of israel's government and its policies. in fact, in germany often criticism, but these really state is tantamount to anti semitism. what are your thoughts about that? a look. i mean i, i grew up in israel, i, i grew up surrounded by holocaust survivors. i became a germany store and i so how would you have any shifted in the 1980s from generally denying any individual responsibility or even collective responsibility for the article is to create a thing of this memorial culture, which is very important. so from that perspective and also as it is really i can say, i agree with what the transfer says of israel rights inside duty to defend itself and its citizens. that is not the question. and i think i

mr. bullard, thank you so much. dean bullard of purdue. former st. louis fed president. tomorrow the ceo of zscaler, and greg lands man, the ohio congressman ♪ larry: welcome to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. let's go to straight fox news white house correspondent peter doocy. we have an update on the hostages and fireworks on capitol hill between two senate leaders. peter, lots of fun today. what do you got? >> reporter: there is more pressure today on president biden than yesterday from prominent progressives to start attaching things to future aid to israel. >> people are totally disgusted about what is going on and one of the things i have called nor is to say look, we are friends of israel but israel cannot cannot disregard international law. they cannot kill women and children indiscriminately. >> reporter: sanders is in the minority of that opinion at least for now. moderate democrats are hoping that kind of talk is a matter of interpretation. >> conditions language is a bit after red herring. we don't do budget bills and do blank checks. if i was doing a budget built

mr. bullard, thank you so much. dean bullard of purdue. former st. louis fed president.to kudlow, i'm larry kudlow. let's go to straight fox news white house correspondent peter doocy. we have an update on the hostages and fireworks on capitol hill between two sen

mr. -- ms. dean. >> i think you are having the same experience i am having and i feel a little out of body and this conversation and i don't blame you. i have a brother, jimmy dean and i am trying to lighten the mood and i am looking around this room and, honest to god, didn't every single one of us come here as an immigrant somewhere in our past? is in it possible that every single one of us has an immigrant past? and yet we have a conversation from two of this panel who like to talk about illegal aliens. they are human beings seeking refuge and very very very often. the numbers are staggering and we can agree on that. but if we want to solve a problem, why don't we tell the truth about it instead of demonizing those who do seek refuge in this country? let's stop the lie about fentanyl and the illegal aliens bringing it . again, it is a serious problem in this country and the cartels are bringing it in and we know the precursors are coming in from china to the cartels and we will deal with that seri

chairman biggs, and congresswoman dean, thank you for sending a clear message today. god's children are not for sale. >> thank you, mr. russo. the chair now recognizes ms. basham for five minutes. summa thank you chairman biggs and representative dean, it's an honor to testify before you today on child expectation both here in the united states and internationally. today we have an opportunity to address one of the most important human rights issues, but also one of the most critical global security issues facing our world. the exfiltration of children for profit by human traffickers, smugglers and advanced criminal networks. child exploitation and six trafficking is big business and unlike any other human rights abuse, it's a transnational organized crime. this is the subcommittee on crime and human trafficking specifically generates $150 billion in profits for traffickers annually and it is the second largest criminal enterprise in the world. the average age of sex victims targeted is just 11 to 14 years old. china, russia, north korea, the taliban and terrorist groups all used child trafficking to fund their opera

dean: thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the ranking member lee also for putting forward this hearing today. thank you all for your testimony. for those who are victims of violent crime, i'm think plargly of your little boy, my heart go out to all of you. i thank you for telling your stories. becausor stories are in search of solutions. that's what this committee ought to be about. searching for solutions. not finger pointing at a single d.a. or let's just say the entire biden administration's fault that there are violent we are more serious than that. we must be more serious than that. i know that i have cared about the issue of gun vinyl my entire adult life. and i'm here in congress. it is one of my most important passions to make a difference. i'm very proud that last year we did pass the safer communities act. and i look forward to learning how violent interruption grants and others are making a difference. this is the first time in 30 years that congress did anything around gun violence. so join us in these sol

dean phillips from minnesota. he is on the ballot and can cause some trouble and discomfort for biden in new hampshire. host: even for not appearing on it, does mr. biden joined trump's support in -- enjoy trump's support? guest: launched a week ago today some top democrats in the state are reaching out with a grassroots effort, even though he is not on the ballot. there is a possibility because he is not on the ballot and what the democrats -- new hampshire is the leadoff primary and giving deposition to south carolina, there is hard feelings in new hampshire. the last thing joe biden right now is an embarrassment in new hampshire. there is a possibility that could happen in late january. host: there is another debate next week. you are going to travel to cover it. how does this bait get set apart from the others that have taken place? guest: debate number three in miami wednesday night. former president trump be there. time, he will be close by. he will be a town away, the debate is in miami and he will be holding a rally. once again, the former president trying to steal the spotlight from his rivals for the nomination. a lot on the line for r

peskin, and supervisor hillary ronan who is substituting for vice chair dean preston who is out sick today. the committee clerk today is mrlso like to acknowledge janette at

president is not on the calendar especially with the latest contender and dean phillips of minnesota and he's running developed. >> does mr biden enjoy strong support amongst democrats? >> there's a writing effort on the reaching his efforts there is the possibility and new hampshire is the lead, there are some hard feelings and new hampshire. the last thing joe biden needs right now is possibility this could happen in january. >> is another debate this week reportedly, you are going to travel to cover it, how is it set apart from others? >> i'll be there in miami wednesday night and former president trump what be there. this time he will be close by, holding a rally in the former president tried to hold the spotlight a lot for ron desantis and he needs a strong performance and tim scott as well. >> what are you watching for in the days and weeks ahead? >> the endorsement when it comes it should be interesting. the former president support, he's way ahead, how strong is the support? with got a lot of questions to go. >> fox news and the concord monitor, thank you for your time. axios reporting it is the cia director visit

mr. santos out, vote them all out. host: dean, this is the argument, eliza spier takes on the argument in "the new york times'" opinion pages. "santos lies about many things," she is a digital media strategist, and she writes that some embellishing by politicians is common, but dishonesty needs limits. that is the unfortunate and all too common art, but the difference between those politicians, who embellish, and men like george santos is that mr. santos never even started out with the truth. it is reasonable to be skeptical of what all politicians say, in the same way it is reasonable to be skeptical of promises in advertising impressions on a first date, when both parties are on their best behavior, but the kind of line we are talking about here is toxic. it fosters not healthy skepticism but cynicism, and it normalizes the idea that dishonesty is just the cost of doing business in politics. there is nothing wrong with having a laugh at the expense of these liars, especially when the lies are so absurd, any parent who have snic

mrs. doocy, she is a blabber mouth. >> she tells it all. >> steve: good to see you. thank you, sean. >> ainsley: check in with janice deanres are in the low 60's. we got a little bit of rain in the nashville area over the next couple of hours. i want to show you florida. we have been showing you video out of south florida where we have got over 19 inches in key largo. places around the fort lauderdale area, over a foot of rain this wasn't even a tropical storm. but we had hurricane force winds along the east coast of florida. this is a big deal. and, obviously, a lot of people are without power and we have been showing you those videos. this area of florida has been dealing with a lot of rain. this was not a good news story. the rest of the country we have got that area of low pressure all that rain to florida. that's moving up the east coast and that's going to cause travel problems for the eastern seaboard. new problem in the west could cause issues for thanksgiving week travels which of course we will keep you up to date on as we get into the weekend and next week. fox weather.com for all of those details. steve, ains

mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 3571 which makes a number of technical amendments to various provisions of the u.s. code while making no substantive changes. i thank the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. dean, for introducing this bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: we reserve and prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: prepared to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized mr. nadler: mr. speaker, i support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: urge my colleagues to support the bill. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3571. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpo

peskin, and supervisor hillary ronan who is substituting for vice chair dean preston who is out sick today. the committee clerk today is mr. carroll and i also like to acknowledge janette at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have announcements? >> yes. during today's meeting insure you silence cell phones and other electronic devices you may have brought with you. documents you have to be included should be submitted to me, and on october 17, 2023 the board of supervisor approved a motion discontinuing remote public comment. going forward public comment is taken in person with remote access for those who require ada accommodation. if you have public comment, you may submit comments in writing. you can send an e-mail to me the land use and transportation committee clerk at john.carroll@sfgov.org. or send to 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place. if you submit comment in writing i'll forward comment to each member of the committee and include as part of the file upon which you are commenting. finally, madam chair, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisor agenda november 7, 2023 un

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mr. whipple, they are joined on the stage by rich hayes, the zagreb school of business, and professor james sample from the morris dean school of law. and of course, by bose at this point needs no introduction. so i will now hand it over dr. bose to to begin this afternoon's conversation. thank you. thank you. president posner. and thank you, everyone, for us today. we is very exciting to host this panel, this plenary discussion. so many distinguished speakers and my distinguished colleagues, we've spent a lot of time over the last day and a half examining president obama's election his media coverage, his communication strategies. we've just had two fantastic sessions this morning foreign policy, u.s. transatlantic relations. we've had scholarly panels on health care policy and foreign policy leadership and military intervention and this is the session now or we to talk a little bit about the decision behind the scenes. it is essential, i think, for those of us in political science and so many colleagues in the audience and presidency studies to understand how white management influences the policy making process and

peskin, and supervisor hillary ronan who is substituting for vice chair dean preston who is out sick today. the committee clerk today is mr. carroll and i also like to acknowledge janette at sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have announcements? >> yes. during today's meeting

mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. ms. dean: this past monday marked 11 years my son harry has been in long term recovery from opiod addiction, yet even now i can still feel the fear, the worry, hear the fights, what happened to our little boy, where did his light and gifts go? the years of active addiction were very difficult for our family, yet when harry finally accepted help with all the courage and honesty that that takes, we got him into treatment immediately. we did it as a family. i remember october 30th as much as i remember harry's birthday, a rebirth to lifetime -- two lifetimes in one. back then it was one week before i was elected to a full term in the pennsylvania statehouse, and now 11 years later, i stand on the floor of this house lifting up my son's recovery, which is the story of so many others, the pain, strength, the selflessness, the purpose. today harry is married, father of three, one of the strongest people i know and helping others reach recovery. his story is the story of hope and possibilities. let's

mr. armstrong. >> one with the hearing notice from that hold on. june 10, to those in 19 with a joint hearing, barbara mcquaid, and 70 storytime with john dean. there is another unanimous consent moment with two witnesses here, a week before we voted on impeachment with michael gerhardt. >> the chair recognizes, mr. armstrong. >> one is a hearing notice -- >> the chair now recognizes -- >> the article needs to be entered into the record, january 6, january 6, 2019. the day after she was sworn in, into congress, and the article says, a response to her words, " impeach the mother asked, not only are they hypocritical". d >> this is an embarrassment to the time and people of this country. >> mr. chairman, i am afraid that my friend engaged in personalities against the fellow member of the committee. >> i believe this was to lead. >> it was the commentary that i was referring to. >> that's what she said. >> he wanted to impeach the -- >> she said it. she actually said it. >> impeach the -- >> the commentary of what -- >> i wanted to say -- let's get on with it. the government is about to shut down. >> ordered. chair from kansas. >> this hearing is

dean phillips from minnesota. he is on the ballot and can cause some trouble and discomfort for biden in new hampshire. host: even for not appearing on it, does mriden joined trump's support in -- enjoy trump's support? guest: launched a week ago today some top democrats in the state are reaching out with a grassroots effort, even though he is not on the ballot. there is a possibility because he is not on the ballot and what the democrats -- new hampshire is the leadoff primary and giving deposition to south carolina, there is hard feelings in new hampshire. the last thing joe biden right now is an embarrassment in new hampshire. there is a possibility that could happen in late january. host: there is another debate next week. you are going to travel to cover it. how does this bait get set apart from the others that have taken place? guest: debate number three in miami wednesday night. former president trump be there. time, he will be close by. he will be a town away, the debate is in miami and he will be holding a rally. once again, the former president trying to steal the spotlight from his rivals for the nomination. a lot on the line for ron

i think the climate like mr. deans said is very important. it's what our children and grandchildren are going to be going up to. if we don't want to bite the bullet on taking some of the bite out of gasoline cars and making -- where we can put up our wind generators. our other form of electric generating equipment it's going to cost us more, but somebody's going to have to pay a little bit more for that. host: i want to go back to the announcement made yesterday by the climate envoy. john kerry, in his talks with his counterpart in china. that they are talking about reducing methane. talk about that and why it's important. guest: methane is very important. it is about 16% of the problem with global greenhouse gases globally. methane is much more potent as an agent of climate warming than even carbon dioxide. it's about 830 times for power -- 80 times more powerful. the big ones are leaps from oil and gas operations. the biden administration will release any day now final rules to cut those -- that methane pollution from oil and gas operations

dean phillips from minnesota. he is on the ballot and can cause some trouble and discomfort for biden in new hampshire. host: even for not appearing on it, does mr. biden joined trump's support in -- enjoy trump's support? guest: launched a week ago today some top democrats in the state are reaching out with a grassroots effort, even though he is not on the ballot. there is a possibility because he is not on the ballot and what the democrats -- new hampshire is the leadoff primary and giving deposition to south carolina, there is hard feelings in new hampshire. the last thing joe biden right now is an embarrassment in new hampshire. there is a possibility that could happen in late january. host: there is another debate next week. you are going to travel to cover it. how does this bait get set apart from the others that have taken place? guest: debate number three in miami wednesday night. former president trump be there. time, he will be close by. he will be a town away, the debate is in miami and he will be holding a rally. once again, the former president trying to steal the spotlight from his rivals for the nomination. a lot on the line for r