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and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. joyce: mr. speaker, it has never been more critical that the united states leads the way on 5-g innovation. not only will an expanded 5-g network provide critical services and opportunities for americans living in rural areas, it would also provide the united states with the ability to continue leading the way on the development of wireless technology. allowing our adversaries to advance in future generations of wireless without us would erode our privacy, compromise the security of our networks, and lead to increased foreign influence in our communications. the promoting united states wireless leadership act will help the u.s. take the necessary steps to safeguard our technological advantages, by bringing key leaders and stakeholders to the table. this bill will encourage a unified approach to set standards for all 5-g networks. by standardizing our approach, we can help ensure a greater certainty for both the provider and for the consumer. as we look ahead, reliable, high-speed connectivity will be vital for students who are doing their homework, for businesses conducting and connecting wi

i looked him in the eye and said, mr. g i'm going to be the first in my family to go to college, so i am going to apply and fast forward, i received my acceptance letter to uc santa barbara, and that is how the history goes. and ever since then, in my adult life, i have dedicated to ensuring that young people and students, each and every one of them, that deserves an opportunity, a chance would be how i lead. and as a parent of now, get to be a proud. in my 15th year, i calculated 15 years as an sfusd parent, and i will also be wrapping up my journey as an sfusd parent this spring when my son graduates. thank you and i have such immense gratitude to the educators that have raised my children with me and my husband. and this district has given me so much, and given our family so much. and it's just the least that i could do is to serve here on this board. we've been through a lot together, and it has tested us time and time again from crisis. it felt crisis after crisis, going through a pandemic. but really it is the communi

and i'm going to thank you to mrs. g. she loves you, but so do most people. arthur brooks, thank you so much for sharing really, really solid wisdom. as we say goodbye to one year and hello to the next. god bless you. >> absolutely. >> in this next year can be the best year if we design it like that. remember that we're the luckiest people alive. we live in america in 2025. god bless america. >> amen, arthur. you too. thank you. god bless you. thanks and thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. i hope you have a great week ahead. until next week, you can find us online at goudy america or on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina. >> i'm shannon bream. as president elect donald trump

and i'm going to thank you to mrs. g. she loves you, but so do most people. arthur brooks, thank you so much for sharing really, really solid wisdom. as we say goodbye to one year and hello to the next. god bless you. >> absolutely. >> in this next year can be the best year if we design it like that. remember that we're the luckiest people alive. we live in america in 2025. god bless america. >> amen, arthur. you too. thank you. god bless you. thanks and thank you for spending part of your sunday with us. i hope you have a great week ahead. until next week, you can find us online at goudy america or on the trey gowdy podcast. good night from south carolina. >> i'm shannon bream. as president elect donald trump prepares an ambitious agenda for his first 100 days, a rift is brewing between his big tech supporters and the maga base. >> i'm looking at a situation where we don't have a lot of americans who are willing to fill those jobs, are capable of filling those jobs. >> usa, stem graduates, of which there is a surplus right now for jobs, can't get those jobs b

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since mr. president, out of my heartfelt thanks for agreeing to an interview with russia's v g t r k tv company, and re a. notice the news agency, i'm on just a few days before the start of the special military operation in 2022, just hours before it began. you were in moscow to sign a declaration on how i cooperation with president booley must. the world has changed radically since that is what does the alliance between azerbaijan and russia mean now. so a few years that have passed since signing the declaration, russian president vladimir putin made a very significant and historic visit to us or by john. he had visited us many times, but this visit was special that this was his 1st official state business, which took place this summer and yep. and like when we not only confirmed the allied nature of our relations, but also outlined ways to develop our bilateral cooperation further with zeros. i think that today, when you know there is no doubt in either us or by john or russia, the other that we are reliable in partners. and as i said earlier in difficult times, we have always shown understanding

decision to get it and i'm perfectlyng and anxious todmit, just like i know you would bou g up here in the morning by faith, like i did to know i don't know all the answers. mr. president, let me say this without any hesitation or qualification, and i only pick this out as a point from your statement in the state of union message. and here are our commitments to vietm. i wholeheartedly and unequivocally and you can have mine in this regard now and in the future. and i but i dohinkhat it's important that i and oon our side be kept up to date as as well as we can. now that 'mean bob mcnamara has to be over here once a telling us what's going on. but i like john bercow on air and on takeoffs as well a landing. and i know did that with me and i followed exactly the policy that you've announc are going to follow. i said to him, mr. president, i can't agree with you i can tell you i'll disagree withith dignity and decency. and i wot talk about your dog or your boy but ill t to offer an and then i'llo bloody your nose the way e to proceed. and i would hope that we can from now the future, have as good relationship as we've had in the past. well can't we can't have

and in the centre, a palestinians have been killed in another is radia, taught the target to all of you say read mr. g, top to breaking news. coming out of the us now with the house of representatives has just approved a funding bill advising a government shutdown just hours before midnight deadline. now failure to pause to bill, which has seen millions of government work has go without pay. lawmakers have been scrambling to make the new deal after upon boxed by trump failed term. and so now let's cross 2 out us else about whose life or us from capital hill on us. very good to have you with us. while this was really down to the why, a lot of people breathing a sigh of relief across the united states. now not only the workers they would have been expected to go to act without pay. but tell us more about how this came about . it's got something to do with president elect, donald trump, he's already making waves and he's not really fully in office yet. tell us more of the that's really interesting guys. if the capitol hill and the political scene of the united states needs more of drama. so tonight was m

g-7 type smooch from mrs. biden who was leaning into the conversation in a church no less, tut, tut, and i think she voted for donald trump, president trump repeated his campaign message that suspect would end the division and would unify the country, take a listen. >> i'm not looking to go back to the past, i'm looking to make your country successful, retribution will be through success. we'll all work together. and we'll bring it together, and you know what will bring it together, success. sunty, a message of unity, and success brings unity. larry: there you have it, more normalcy. in new york with -- da alvin bragg turned back by a jury of our peers. penny was a hero, he is a hero, he deserves a medal, and in breaking news, as gerri willis reports nypd working with fbi. has arrested a suspect in the hideous murder of the health care executive. i'm thinking that new york's finest and the fbi agency in the field are very good at what they do, if the politics would just let them do it i'm accounting that jury -- i am thinking that juries are very good at what they do if politicians would just let them do it o

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mr. speaker, let's pas h.r. 1377, the promoting united states wireless act and boldly lead the charge to 6-g and back. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. mr. latta: the department of energy has been very busy this past congress to make sure we he broadband deployment across the country and this piece of legislation will help make suret happens. i ask all members to support ths legislation and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the question is will the house suspend the rules on house bill h.r. 1377. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the tab. for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? mr. latta: mr. speaker, i move e house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 3293, led by the gentleman from south carolina's third district and the gentlelay from minnesota's second distric. the speaker pro tempore: does te gentleman wish to call up the bl as amended? mr. latta: i do,

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and entirely abo. mr. rice: justice kagan, we think that is a slightly -- we think that's a request for a substantive right to engage in noorming behavior. we don't think it's actually g a line based on sex. and, again, the only way that my iends can point to a sex-based puberty blockers to address of precocious puberty with the use of puberty blockers to transition. and those are fundamentally differentments. they have different effects on the body. th're used for different purposes. i actually think my -- my friends' response to -- to justice alito's hyical regarding puberty blockers is devastating becae at law draws no different lines than the law that'drawn in our -- in sb1. it just doesn't use the words "inconsistent with sex." so we use the words "inconsistent wi sex" to describe a single prohibited medical purpose we do not use it to draw lines between males and females. chief justice roberts: counsel, i want to be clear about this. i assume you agree with me that no matter how difficult the science may be and no matter how evolving it may be, at the end subject is subject to judicial mr. rice: yes, your honor. chief justice roberts: is that correct? and i also

g. so nicely quoted, it is an experience we will all remember for a very long time. i'm incredibly proud of our students and their contributions to this cherished national tradition. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. khanna. mr. khanna: mr. speaker, i'd like unanimous consent to address the house, revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. khanna: mr. speaker, i rise today to condemn the unholy alliance between soulless wealth and power that is stripping americans away of our freedom. the reality is that in 2024, 150 billionaires spent $1.9 billion on this election. 72% of americans, republicans, independents and democrats, are outraged with money in politics. we did not fight a revolution to be spectators in a game of billionaires putting ads on our television sets and on our mobile phones. we have more dignity, we have more power as american citizens. our founders would be rolling over in their graves if they saw what has become of modern american democracy. $2.7 billion of supe

mr. michael shelllen be erger and he's author of a special accurate program immaculate -- he is a member of the nasa uap independent study program. welcome, everyone. pursuant to committee rule 9 g the witnesses will please stand and raise your right hands. this is where it gets real. do you solemnly swear to affirm that the testimony that you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record show that the witnesses all answered in the affirmative. we appreciate all of you being here today and look forward to your testimony. let me remind the witnesses that we have read your written statements and they will appear in full in the hearing record. you may be seated. please limit your oral statements to five minutes. as a reminder, please press the button in front of you so the microphone is turned on so that everyone in the room, members included, can hear you. when you begin to speak, the light in front of you will turn green. after four minutes the light will turn yellow. when the red light comes on your five minutes has expired and we would ask that you please wrap it up. i'll first recognize rear admiral gallaudet to plea

g that drug, but the other can't, that's the sex-based difference. it's not the -- the medic condition is the same. mr. rice: we don'e. justice sotomayor: but you're saying one sex is getting it andhe other's t. mr. rice: we do not agree that the medical condition is the same. we do not think that giving puberty blockers to a six-year-old that has started precocio perty is the same medical treatment as giving it to a who wants to -- to transition. those -- those are not the same medical treatment. and once you recognize - saying is you're -- you're still depending on sex to fy who can get it and who can't. mr. rice: i don't think so, your honor. if -- if a minor comes up to -- a boy goes to the doctor and saysnt puberty blockers to transition, the answer will be no. irl goes up to the doctor and says, i want -- justice sotomayor: if a -- if a -- if a sex-neutral-looking child walks into a doctor and says, i don't want to grow breasts, doesn't the doctor have to know whether it's a girl or a boy befoy prescribe the drug? mr. ri: don't think so, your honor. justice sotomayor: i know -- mr. riceit needs to know -- justice sotomayor: i'veo tell you i've made that mistake on children

mr. yanez is. yescommissioner yee. yes. commissioner yee. yes. you have four yeses. line item 19. adjournment a g good night. v] san francisco is surrounded sides by water, the fire bergal maritime rescue and915. so it is over 10ea and helped it, we're going to buildire boat station 35. >> the finished capital planning committee, i think about three ago, issued a guidance that all facilities must exist on>> 35,ion costapproximately $30 million. and the was complicated because what you call a float. it is being fabricated in china, and will be to treasure island where the site efficient will be constructed on top of it, and then brought to v installation. >> we're looking at final completion of the fire boat the historic firehouse will remain on the end we will still respond out of the historic firehouse w engine and respond mhto medical calls and in the district. has to incorporate between three to six rise over the next 100 ye that's what the city's is requiring. it is built on the that can move up and down as water level rises, on four fixed guide piles. so if the up, it can move up and down with that. >> it does have range of travel, from low tide to high tide of about 16 feet. so that