mr. gardner: you do not include him in this -- secretary kerry: -- you have to look at that. mr. gardner: you believe he is -- knows knows what he is talking about? secretary kerry: he knows as prime minister the fear that he is expressing. absolutely. mr. gardner: secretary moniz a former deputy director of the iaea -- we have talked to -- a lot about the iaea today -- his -- he stated, quote, a 24 the engine to get a time i reduces detection probabilities exactly with the system is weakest detecting undeclared facilities and materials. is he wrong? secretary moniz: the 24 day thing is explicitly for undeclared facilities and i have already expressed the use of nuclear materials in those facilities, we are very confident about detection. we have to know where to look, and that is of course the traditional role of intelligence, hours and our allies and friends. -- ours and our allies and friends. mr. corker: senator murphy. mr. murphy: thank you very much. one comment on the situation and to questions. the iranians are worried that we are going to reimpose nuclear sanctions under

mr. gardner was the best man i could get. i asked this board to relieve him of his duties and release them to the government. he can furnish the dynamic leadership, officially, that he has been furnishing unofficially to us. he told me yesterday that he was prepared to do that. i remembered that i had not asked him what state he lived in or where he was from. i put it on the nomination, what party he belonged to. he hesitatingly said, i am a republican. i don't mean his hesitation had any particular significance. but i was happy he said that because a good many republicans voted for me. i don't want to be partial or partisan in this administration. i like to see leadership of that kind, from the republican ranks. i told him that if he had no objection i would announce his appointment promptly. i hope he will lead without regard to party, and i believe he will do that. i believe the nation will be proud of him as we are of other secretaries. >> next, a 14 minute portion of a july 1965 u.s. army big picture episode titled "not

mr. gardner left the dinner table. i was alone with him. and i had menstrual cramps, stomach cramps.ing for that and he gave me a pill. >> did you ask what it was? >> i don't remember that. i don't remember. but if he's giving me a pill i trust the guy. i trusted bill cosby. >> why did you feel like you trusted him? >> because of his demeanor and the promise of a career. and you know i -- i trusted him. i wanted a television career. i had had a successful career for commercials. i wanted to take it to the next level. >> and at the same time though you're telling me you were in rehab, you were still very fragile, he offered you wine. that was a no-no in your view. now he offers you a pill and you still trust him? >> it was red wine it was a pill. when i started to blackout, i had a camera on me. i had one of the first polaroid cameras. i just remember shooting these pictures and having them on me in my room the next morning when i woke up. the last thing i remember, i had blacked out and cosby mounting me like the monster that he was. and i was thinking what the heck -- what the -- i

mr. gardner: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. ardner: thank you, mr. president. i rise today to speak about the west coast port slowdown and comments that were made by the administration as it relates to that slowdown, along with legislation that i have introduced called the ports act llings thatlegislation that i hope to pursue during the transportation debate that we are going to commence upon over the next several days, and also as it relates to that west coast port slowdown the economic impact that that slowdown had on our economy. on june 30 of last year, the labor contract that covered nearly 20,000 workers at 29 west coast ports expired. port management and the ilwu began negotiations back in -- a year before. but in september of 2014, those talks ground to a standstill. instead of remaining at the table and trying to find a solution both parties negotiating in good faith decided to begin jockeying for leverage. the long shoresmen's ports purposely slowed down their work and drastically decreased productivity while still ta

mr. gardner: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from colorado. mr. gardner: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. gardner: madam president i rise today to join many of my colleagues in the senate to express grave concerns with the current proposed iran deal from the administration. this deal is fundamentally at odds with the goals that these negotiations set out to achieve in the first place. which is to prevent a nuclear iran. in fact, this deal does the opposite. it provides a patient pathway to the nation of iran. with this deal the administration has granted international blessing to a full-scale iranian nuclear program in 15 years. with this deal, we let iran keep its most prized nuclear assets, such as advanced centrifuges and to convert but not dismantle its nuclear reactors at arak and fordfordhoe with this deal, inspectors need 24-day permission from tehran to access their military facilities such as par parchim. with this deal it our economic leverage in iran through the sanctions regime that w

senator gardner: in the meantime, mr. chairman, perhaps if the iaea is not available, maybe we hear from the deputy at the iaea, he's testified in the house, i believe, and i think our witnesses yesterday mentioned some of the comments he made about the agreement. senator corker: we had, as you can imagine, all of us do this we have experts in and out of our office, and we've had him in. but the problem is, he hasn't seen the agreement. so that's problematic. senator gardner: thank you, mr. chairman. to turn to mr. zarate, i have a question for you. under the terms of the nuclear agreement, we talked a lot at the hearing with secretary lew about the businessing that were dedesignated, delisted. one of the companies set to be delisted is controlled by the supreme leader khomeini. designated in 2013 as the -- known as the eiko a group of companies, includes gray investment company, a couple of banks, and their investment arm which is the investment arm on the tehran stock exchange. this eiko was lifted an exec i order which

senator gardner: thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to our witnesses today. appreciate your time and service and testimony. mr. chairman, i wanted to clarify on the iaea, they were offered a setting such as this or classified setting, is that correct? senator corker: yes. in any form. and i think -- again, i think based on what we know about it all of us would like to dig into more this -- i know that these agreements generally speaking are between the country and the iaea but generally speaking we're in sort of new territory here altogether and so again we'll write a letter for all of us to participate in trying to get them to change their mind. >> just to clarify. in talking with the chairman and our staffs on how we would receive during the viewing period, our staff, senator corker and myself felt information about the iaea would be critically important and we should hear it directly from the iaea senator cardin: so from the beginning it's been our hope to get direct communications with the iaea. we know there's confidentiality between the iaea and the par

senator gardner: thank you, mr. chairman. to turn to mr. zarate, i have a question for you. under the terms of the nuclear agreement, we talked a lot at the hearing with secretary lew about the businesses that were dedesignated, delisted. one of the companies set to be delisted is controlled by the supreme leader khomeini. it was designated in 2013 as the -- known as the eiko a group of companies, includes gray investment company, a couple of banks, and their investment arm which is the investment arm on the tehran stock exchange. this eiko was listed under an executive order which was not a nuclear related sanction but it was a sanction addressing deceptive financial practices and the risk they posed to the integrity of the international financial system. in 2013, the u.s. treasury designated them, along with 37 subsidiaries, stating that they continue to generate and control massive off the books investments shielded from the view of the iranian people and international regulators. we've also talked about the amount of money that will be freed up to iran. it's been charact

gardner. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you to our witnesses today.i appreciate your time, testimony and service. i just want to clarify on the iaea, they were offered both a setting as this or classified setting? >> yes. in any form and i think, based on what we know all of us would like to dig into more. i know these agreements generally speaking are between a country and the iaea but we are in new territory altogether and so we will write a letter for all of us to participate and get them to change their mind. >> mr. chairman, if i could clarify, in setting up with the chairman and our staff how we would proceed during the review period, we all felt information about the iaea would be critically important and we should hear it directly from. from the begin direct communication with the iaea. we know their confidentiality between the iaea and the participating state. we know that and understand that. we also understand that information is shared at times in a confidential way with other member states. the united states, because of the separation of

gardner. >> thank you, mr. chairman and to the secretaries today for your time and testimony. i wanted to start with the secretary lew talking about a number of individuals who will, by 2023, and companies removed from the u.s. saunksnctions list. what can you tell about mr. fakerzadi. is it correct to describe him as the father of the iranian nuclear program? >> i'd defer to secretary moniz who is the father of the iranian nuclear program. >> that term certainly has been applied to him. >> what about mr. abassi? they blacklisted him for allegedly being an aid to fakerzadi and working onu ran's nuclear and missile programs? >> senator without commenting on each individual if you go through the names of people involved in iran's nuclear program, any step to remove sanctions that are related to the nuclear program will involve individuals and organizations that had been involved in iran's nuclear program. >> okay. and so a german engineer gerard weiser. he supplied to the aku khan black market? >> i'm reluctant to get into individual names. >> why they are listed in there. why w

gardner. >> thank you, mr. chairman and to the secretaries today for your time and testimony. i wanted to start with the secretary lew talking about a number of individuals who will, by 2023, and companies removed from the u.s. saunksnctions list. what can you tell about mr. fakerzadi. is it correct to describe him as the father of the iranian nuclear program? >> i'd defer to secretary moniz who is the father of the iranian nuclear program. >> that term certainly has been applied to him. >> what about mr. abassi? they blacklisted him for allegedly being an aid to fakerzadi and working onu ran's nuclear and missile programs? >> senator without commenting on each individual if you go through the names of people involved in iran's nuclear program, any step to remove sanctions that are related to the nuclear program will involve individuals and organizations that had been involved in iran's nuclear program. >> okay. and so a german engineer gerard weiser. he supplied to the aku khan black market? >> i'm reluctant to get into individual names. >> why they are listed in there. why w

. >> senator gardner >> thank you, mr. chairman and to the secretaries today for your time and testimony. i wanted to start with you, secretary lew, talking about a number of individuals who will by 2023 and companies removed from u.s. sanctions list and i hope you could discuss several of them. what can you tell this committee about mr. fakarzady? is it correct to describe him as the father of the iran nuclear program? >> i would defer to secretary moniz as to who is the father of the iranian nuclear program? >> that term certainly has been applied to him, yes. >> what about mr. abassi? was he black listed in 2009 for allegedly being an aide to fakarzady and working on the programs >> without commenting on each individual, if you go through the names of people who have been involved in iran's nuclear program, any step to remove sanctions that are related to the nuclear program will involve individuals and organizations that had been involved in iran's nuclear program. >> so german engineer who was convicted and sentenced

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mr. president, i was also pleased to join senator gardner in introducing an amendment to allow title 1 fundso be used to support concurrent and duel enrollment programs at eligible schools. this amendment would enable high school students to simultaneously receive college credit from courses taught by college-approved teachers in secondary education. with the cost of higher education continuing to grow, helping students get a head start on completing their college courses helps them save money and get ahead. i'm proud that this body approved the gardner-peters amendment last week. this provision will make the dream of higher education more accessible to students in michigan and across the country. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that my remaining remarks be placed elsewhere in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. so ordered. mr. peters: mr. president i rise to speak in strong support of plans to increase our nation's overtime payload for the first time in over a decade. and restore meaning. in 1938 congress passed the fair labor standards act and president franklin de

mr. bery, welcome and we welcome your testimony. >> chairman moran speed you need to turn on your microphone, please. >> chairman moran ranking member blumenthal senator gardner, senator daines, distinguished guests. on behalf of amnesty international thank you for the opportunity to address the issue of human rights in qatar. the 2022 fifa world cup is brought into global focus the shocking conditions that are routine for migrant workers in qatar. under the sponsorship of system for migrant workers cannot change employers only qatar without permission of the current employer. even if an employer is not being employed, the employer can still block the employee from changing jobs or leaving the country. in 2012 the qatar national research fund funded a survey of some 1000 low income labor migrants. 90% said their employers possessed the passports, violation of poorly enforced qatar law. 20% said their salary was different than the salary they've been promised prior to leaving their home country. 21% said they sometimes rarely or never received their salary on time. as documented by researchers, is the most extreme examples, for migrant workers in qatar have be

mr. mcconnell: i now ask unanimous consent that notwithstanding the adoption of the gardner amendment number2119 the modification of the page and line numbers which is at the desk be made. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent that the following letter of resignation from the u.s. air force academy board of visitors be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: i now ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn until 3:00 p.m. on monday, july 13. following the prayer and pledge, the morning business be deemed expired, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day. following leader remarks the senate be in a period of morning business for one hour with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. lastly following morning business the senate then resume consideration of s. 1177. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: so if there is no further business to come before the s

mr. gardner: thank you to the senator from washington and the senator from tennessee for their leadership over the last several days last week and this week as we talk about the future of education in this country and i commend them for creating a bill thats takes away the federal government's mandates on curriculum and direction and makes sure that we provide local control to school districts and teachers as a father myself, one going into the sixth grade i have heard a lot about tests over the past several years and i want to commend the leadership to make sure that we are actually getting congress out of the classroom and i appreciate your leadership. and so today, though, i want to talk about an amendment that was accepted in the education bill we are debating here dealing with the use of title 1 for concurrent and incontrolment funds in schools throughout the country. according to a georgetown public policy institute by 2020, 65% of the jobs that are available in the country today will require a secondary education. in colorado that number is even higher. by 2065, 6 -- by 2020, 65% w