. >> refer to mr. gill. >> mr. rice. >> refer to mr. gill. >> thank you. >> thank you, your honor. good afternoon, mr. wade. >> good afternoon, sir. >> a few follow-up questions. i would like to start off with the exhibit number 4 that you should have up there, those are the interrogatories. >> no, sir. >> they're not up there? >> i asked her to compile them all. now you can grab them. >> yes, sir. >> okay. now, these are the interrogatories that you had filed on may the 30th, 2023 in your divorce case, correct? >> yes, sir. >> now, you went over in part some of those interrogatories but what i want you to do -- i want to get down to the specific language to clear up exactly what the interrogatories asked for, and exactly what you answered, ok? >> yes, sir. >> now, if we look on the interrogatory that i believe as we indicated really i think on page 2, the one that starts off describe each instance in which you've had sexual relations, you see that one? >> yes, sir. >> all right. now, that interrogatory begins describe each instance in which you have had sexual relations with a pers

mr. gill and. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon sir. >> a few questions here.he book here that was shown to you, correct? >> yes sir. >> this is an exhibit number 20. >> is it your copy? >> it is. >> what number is at. >> 22. i'm making a contribution here to this. >> tendering it -- you are tendering it. there is no relevance at this point. >> are you using this for a prior statement? >> yester honor concerning her financial situation and laying the foundation for that and then she gave these interviews to the authors and so this would document that and we want to get it in the record and ask your questions about it. >> for future purposes i'm wary of entering an entire standard page book because i'm not aware of every single page whether it's hearsay or relevant. do what you need to do with it. your honor and to stand. >> i'll let you go from there. >> thank you your honor. you asked about this before correct? >> i think ms. merchant asked me some questions. >> and you gave six interviews to the author of this book in a sitdown? >> no sir. >> you didn't? how

mr. gill and. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon sir. >> a few questions here. book here that was shown to you, correct? >> yes sir. >> this is an exhibit number 20. >> is it your copy? >> it is. >> what number is at. >> 22. i'm making a contribution here to this. >> tendering it -- you are tendering it. there is no relevance at this point. >> are you using this for a prior statement? >> yester honor concerning her financial situation and laying the foundation for that and then she gave these interviews to the authors and so this would document that and we want to get it in the record and ask your questions about it. >> for future purposes i'm wary of entering an entire standard page book because i'm not aware of every single page whether it's hearsay or relevant. do what you need to do with it. your honor and to stand. >> i'll let you go from there. >> thank you your honor. you asked about this before correct? >> i think ms. merchant asked me some questions. >> and you gave six interviews to the author of this book in a sitdown? >> no sir. >> you didn't? how ma

. >> reporter: gill, with channel 13. mr. be that the entire biden doctrine, vis-a-vis, israel, future palestinian state, normalization with saudi arabia is collapsing. netanyahu says, no, with capital n, to any form of palestinian state. saudi arabia says normalization with israel will only be considered after an independent palestinian state is formed in the 1967 borders which is jerusalem as its capital. how does the u.s. intend to break this deadlock. and secondly, regarding the hostage deal, after we listen tonight to prime minister netanyahu, that says that hamas's demands are delusional, how do you find the space, as you mentioned, for negotiation, and do you feel that netanyahu is exhausting every possible option to bring back the israeli citizens kidnapped and held hostage by hamas or again, israeli politics is intervening, and lastly, why did you cancel your visit tomorrow to ke ram shalom? >> this is good, i think we have a trend going of at least three questions. last question first. there was no planned visit, so

the initial deal with cefc involved hunter biden, and then james gill car, rob walker and mr. those people all -- when jim biden's brought in, the other three partners get pushed out, and hunter biden and jim biden say we're just going to do the deal. it's just going to be the two bidens and china. and the chinese guy with cefc, they were fine with that. we asked jim biden, they were fine. yeah, i didn't want these other guys in the deal. so it was all about a access to that family, access to that brand. that was what was at stake here and what was being peddled and what was being sold. maria: yeah. and i know, real quick, one of those chinese officials sent hunter biden a diamond. i've been told that diamonds are a very good way to hide wealth. you just give it to your, you know, children or whatever, you don't put it in the will, you don't put it on your taxes. was that the plan here, james comer? >> yeah. well, he actually got two diamonds from china, one while joe biden was vice president. so while joe biden was vice president, you know, your family's not supposed to recei

mr. wittman was talking about, excited to be reeling in a fish, you get to the boat, you have maybe a couple of lips, an eyeball and part of a gill. i don't get to fish offshore that much but it can be disappointing and it's why this is important to do this research. i appreciate the gentleman bringing the bill before us. i now yield five minutes to the gentleman from louisiana, quite the fisherman himself, mr. graves. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. graves: thank you, mr. chairman. nothing ruins a great day like the taxman. nothing ruins a great day like the taxman. i'm not talk about the i.r.s. i'm talking about when you're out there fish, you have this big shark that comes up and take yours catch. and look. you have great fishermen like mr. wittman, mr. westerman, maybe it's not a big deal, your next catch, you're going to get the next one. but you have somebody who doesn't know what they're doing like mr. joyce, you just ruined his day. what happens, as mr. wittman laid out, you may be out, red snapper, you're catching fish. that's dinner. this is an amazing experience. as mr. wittman noted, this is