i do believe that mr. donning will actually be arrested for the warrant out there. and there's a process, um you go to the start, i mean, steps, think of that yours probably wasn't really invested as a be in the process of death immediately. that would be your brain as all the yours, of course, has to have as an oil and the, the gun isms to be with all these. it's not the 1st time that any you as good as the brought about primary charges under. they have c p and we've just been in existence for almost 50 years. that's the apartment. that one's impact is exactly. and secondly, it's not the 1st time the us would have to resolve this through with that i said, or my process or to be in or whatever it is. so they know that there's the noise process through this, the one in the us. ok, thank you for guiding. assessor pastor? sure, i'm so remind me i'm from in government research services, things i'm or of the 1st knows of winter have fallen and parts of europe. paris is one of the cities to witness the white stuff coming down. and it will start is issued by the warnings w

i do believe that mr. donning will actually be arrested as this is watered down there and there's a process. so you go to the side, i mean step, think of that yours probably wasn't really invested as a b in the process of death immediately. that would be your brain as all the yours, of course, has to have as ordered and the, the gun isms to be with all these. it's not the 1st time that any us go back to the brought of our primary charges under they of c, b and we've just been in existence for almost 50 years. that's the apartment. that one's impact. this was that. and secondly, our, it's not the 1st time the us would have to resolve it through a better settlement process or to be in or whatever it is. so they know that there's the noise process through this, the one in the us. okay, thank you for guiding. assessor advisory? sure. i'm so remind me i'm from in government research services, things i'm it's just undermining our top story based out of the international criminal cost has issued arrest warrants against israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the former defense minister, you ha

other's interests of the opposition party to a, one of the leaders of all who got the said that this 9, mr. don, you should be behind bars as these charges of uh, the navigation is that that has come out of the us duty boat. pretty serious, debbie talk to us more about the political implications of all of this. what could this case mean for india as well? this has the potential of, you know, a huge city of political implication as it is none other than the prime minister himself, whose reputation and, and, you know, credibility is on the line of remember teddy during our election coverage real, you know, just 6 months ago when india had it, so in the general election, mister o'donelly's name came up even during the election values. are you know, the opposition parties, the opposition alliance highlighted the pattern of the rise of mr. donnie as a businessman. i'm mr. moody, as a politician in the last 2 decades. and mister moody's emphasis on the interest structure, growth, or for instance, and note for new the clean energy during his tenure or of, of the last over 10 years. you know, it sort o

bost: i rise in support of this bill offered by mr. don davis of north carolina. the very act would strike the term employment handicap from the law and authorize the veteran's readiness and pliment and replacing it with employment barrier. this term is used in the law to describe participants who are eligible and entitled to receive benefits and services. the bill is a simple fix that would remove a negative view of the term handicap and replace it with a more positive word. the congress -- this congress, v.a. has made significant mistakes that have damaged their relationship with veterans and it is our job as congress to help v.a. rebuild trust with our veterans. while the new trump administration has many issues to fix that were created by the turn administration this change is a step in the right direction. the congress -- the -- this congress republican majority has worked hard to improve the v.r. and e. program. when we put v.a.'s feet to the fire to ensure veterans are put first, representative davis' bill takes a step in the right direction to do exactly t

so let's have a look at what the big don paul about mr. rubio, a few years back. we have to play a little bit of the tweet pink pump. you ready? yes. okay, it's got, let me start. here's one of the big don photo that marco i think is back in 2015 was let's have a read. okay. now, marco rubio is a total lightweight who i wouldn't just, uh, hire to would have a smaller companies just with interest in a highly do overrated politician as well. oh you, what you got? a condo is a trump section, but here we go. feel okay. it shows him a little song is looking to give big doors to rubio, because he feels he can multitude into his perfect little puppet. i agree. oh yes, we love this though. the internet never forgets, but guess well, go to marco. wasn't that fond of the big dog either? i'd say this one was was, you know, fever actually deleted as soon as his name was mentioned for the big job was get that deleted immediately on the video. and there was no way we're going to allow a con artist to take over the conservative movement. and donald trump is a con artist donald tr

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mr. donohue worked at doj. don mcgahn was the first white house counsel.ing moron. bob corker was a republican senator who tried to for the first time in american history rein in the nuclear powers of an american sitting president because he described the west wing as, quote, daycare. anthony -- i mean, the list of people who've warned about donald trump's ambitions when it comes to u.s. national security are all former trump national security officials. so what keeps you up at night? >> well, what keeps me up at night are some of the things that those officials talked about but also something that i think h.r. mcmaster, an army general himself who served as national security adviser to president trump, also wrote about in his recent book. i have to say general mcmaster didn't come out there and write some screed against donald trump. he was pretty careful, pretty measured if you actually read the book. but one of the things he said is there is a dynamic when donald trump gets on the phone or gets in the room with a dictator, with an autocrat, which is tha

don, matt, jake and kevin and one great grandson. may his memory bring them light and comfort. thank you, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. burr chet: i -- he mr. burchett: i rise to honor corporal paul phelps who was 18 years old and working in the baltimore shipping yards when he was drafted in the army in 1943. he was sent to fort bragg in north carolina for basic training before being shipped to massachusetts for infantry training. he was assigned so the 107th battalion and sent to liverpool, england, 1944 and promoted to a t-5 corporal during the siege of baston and received awards. he received four battle stars from his time overseas and he stared death in the face but he doesn't consider himself to be a hero. corporal phelps married his high school sweetheart dorothy and married for 54 glorious years before she passed away with two daughters, five grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren. corporal phelps lives in knoxville and will turn 100 years old in early 2025. corporal phelps loves his

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get the democratic election of the big don and zeit online have decided to condense their feelings into a single word. yeah, but guess what? are all friend uh, mrs. stock zimmerman. you remember her? she's featured here on the meals quite a bit. we just all over the destruct zimmerman. was us, was the big gun a fascist? no. whatever the germany they know a thing or 2 about socialism. yeah. because they are the ones that came up with a basically, i mean of times this, i forget them, destruction was us. that was the big, don, fascist. and she had a very insightful piece of the to clinic logic. he does, don't have enough cops in cardboard to be a fascist because he is a madman. the carpet is appeal just over there. right? have a look. you can see it all across here. are you good thompson? socialist issue? it is mother i was trying to get the testament was conquered at the moment as me so that amount is to be able to else bill or you have some type of slips. they could cut off the heads. of course, germany really isn't the beating heart of the european industry. it seems a bit of a hard failure. it's gone down upon big automotive makers letting peop

so a look at was the big don paul about mr. rubio, a few years back. we have to play a little bit of the tweet pink pump. you ready? yes. okay, it's got, let me start. here's one of the big gun photo that marco i think is back in 2015 was let's have a read. okay. now, marco rubio is a total lightweight who i wouldn't just uh, hire to would have a smaller companies just with interest in a highly do overrated politician. well, i'll tell you what you guys are come through the complex and here we go. feel okay . it shows and 8 or phone is looking to give big doors to rubio, because he feels he can multitude into his perfect little puppet. i agree. oh yes, we love this though. the internet never forgets, but guess, well, good all, marco. wasn't that fond of the big dog either? i'd say this one was was, you know, fee were actually deleted as soon as his name was mentioned, for the big job was get that deleted immediately on the video. and there was no way we're going to allow a con artist to take over the conservative movement. and donald trump is a con arti

mr. benjamin netanyahu spoke with trump three time since the election. one of these development tell you about israeli relations? >> it is a new donor us israel relationships and trump's decisive electoral victory, we know he has been a strong voter of israel for many years and the appointment of people like congresswoman stephan nick clears a message, she's willing to go on the lie an accident and debate anybody she has been pushing back on anti-semitism, on university campuses and the un is a central place where we need a clear voice in support for our key ally israel. we what is trump completely reversing biden's foreign policy? >> you could almost say that in the sense that we've gone over the last four years with donald trump with no new wars and basically piece around the world to a situation where you had metastasizing war in the middle east, iran has been acting up, deteriorating war in ukraine, bad situation with china and north korea. already you see reactions to donald trump's agenda, the decisive mandate from the american people but signals from the houthis, qatar and even iran, the new york times reporting they are ge

mr. president elect not in 24 hours. it won't be and the genocide continues in gaza is trump taking over this legacy? it well, when do we start saying i genocide don? yeah, probably for the day one satellite or before day one. i mean, i mean look at the picks that he's made. i mean the israel's cheering for, for the cabinet that he's packed, which just encourages netanyahu all the more back to you know, the reports or that israel's intensified its attacks against gods and lab in a sense. trump was it like that. so i think you can start calling in that now if you wanted to. and the other thing is that it looks like trumps looking to start a fight with china. and you know, so they used to say the business of the united states is business. now the business of the united states is we're us and it's a sad thing, but it's, it seems like it doesn't matter. who was it? yeah, yeah. well, i would, i would invoke some poetry from the last century and give this to michael, meet the new boss. same as the old boss. you know, you had mentioned just a bit earlier about how if we had been more honest than our foreign policy instead of candy coating it with we want

mr. rogers. i know debbie stabenow, she's been in office for 18 years. donl had the seat before that, spencer abrams had the seat out of rochester hills, michigan. she has been a wonderful, outstanding united states senator for the state of michigan. we are definitely going to miss her. she knew farming and agriculture very well. she and the former governor of the state of michigan practically grew up together. but politics and civics and everything within the last few years in michigan and pennsylvania have pretty much gone to hell, and like kamala says all the time, returning the page. well the pages are ripped out of the book. they need new books from the beginning. host: i'm going to jump in, thank you so much for your call. we are glad to have you with us we have a couple more live event still to show you, until election day formerly -- formally begins. we will be here tomorrow night with the results. we will follow all the returns, not just in the presidential election, at all the congressional and senate races. we hope you will check it out tomorrow n

that and i think that don donald trump and conservative movement is doing a far better job of delivering that. larry: a lot of people knowing you have to work two jobs to get by. mri don't hear other side say any such thing, i just hear t being defensive about this story and issue of national self confidence. opposition seems to say we -- there no problem. but it is broken we know it is broken. it has to be fixed. it has to be fixed fast. >> i agree we're not working with a lot of time, other side's vision is victimhood, our side is about victory, the belief that with your own hard work and dedication you can achieve maximum of your god given official and not everyone has same gifts, not like you or i or every person watching as same gift at each other we have our own unique god given gifts, beauty of this country, amer ameritocracy, we allow you to achieve your own gifts without anyone standing in your way, this is confidence in america and confidence in ourselves, that is how we generate the type of risk taking ambition and confidence that grows our economy and pushes america to frontier that we've always been we're about 24 hours from delivering that, if donal

is your pos basically that don' worry about half t under 105 bec the basic problem is already going to be disclonder other provisions >> that is not our estimation mrf justice. we certainly acknowledge that there could be circumstances in which even item 1 disclosures can be misleading and we agree on many hypotheticals that respond the government set out in their briefs. primarily because tho are statements thain implied representations of one sort or another. i simply want to make the point that i think that the great risk of accepting respondents in the govern approach in upholding the ninth circuit's decision which again is an outlier ihat room ours disclosure of previous occurrences without any assessment of likely the risk is to occur i think that the g danger is that it would reallyvert these disclosures which again identify t of risks that comp face into disclosures of laundry lists of past occurrences which compani >> counselor -- no implied representation about a company's past experiences. later you forward-looking risk discl do not makeny implied aon about previous events in the present risk of harm that they create. you wanted differen

director don marcos told the committee that hhs routinely contacts foreign consulates or embassies in order to verify uac's documents. is that correct? >> we work with the consulate officers, mr. chairman, to try -- >> you verify the information of these children with the with the consulate. when you're doing that, do you ever ask for the child's criminal history? we're talking about adolescents here and sometimes adults pretending to be teenagers, pretending to be adolescents. >> as i've said before, mr. chairman, we're not a law enforcement agency. we're not an immigration agency. >> no, you're a placement agency. you're placing these children in what you keep assuring us are carefully vetted homes and yet according to your own orr director admitting to this committee in a transcribed interview, that when hhs contacts the consulate to verify information on the uac, they do not ask for any criminal background information on that uac, so they don't know if it's a gang member and they don't ask. why would she tell us this? >> congressman, we go through a vetting process to ensure that we can make know who the child -- >> that's what she testified, but then she also testified t