i way an terrible untrue switch, mr. glad. a told about the existence weapons of mass destruction, which, which paved the way in public gather terms for any energy and legal sams, i think, for an illegal war. so that was deadly serious. the iraq war is still ace the consequences for millions of people and death destruction. and of course, the dispossession is still being felt the blair ally of a weapons of mass destruction. i shall say that mister black and sissy. he made a statement in good faith and therefore they were very false not lies. it's an important distinction to make the, those lives that were we were actually relating to the iraq war, whereas i'm afraid, johnson, you know, your name it corona virus, breck sick, personal circumstances is every day. tell me about the tory party. i mean, it isn't the case. if you are cynical, the tory party, tony and wallace johnson because he seen as an electron winner. but as i say, the moment he ceases to be seen as an election when it becomes a liability. the, the famous a man in

mrs. clinton. >> hi, katie, glad to see you. >> hi, katie. >> mr. president. >> how are you?py holidays. >> you are seeing the house before anybody else has seen it because we just finished it about 2:00 this afternoon, i think, the final touches were put on. so, we're delighted you could be here. >> it's a very glam look here at the white house this year. i mean, very gold, very silver, very glam, don't you think? >> they did a wonderful job. >> we wanted to do a winter wonderland and when you think of winter, you think of silver and white and crystal and there's so much gold in the house already, a little gold to tie it all together, and we had the best help. you know, the white house staff is just beyond description. they're so wonderful. >> are you all looking forward to the holidays? >> very much. >> yeah. >> chelsea will be home pretty soon and we always love it. >> do you have any big plans for the holidays? >> our idea of a big holiday is to go nowhere and do nothing, and i hope that's what we'll do again this year, where our family comes to us, and some of our friend

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guest: glad to be with you. mr. mccarthy: good morning. another week. and a few more democrats answer the question about retirement. but this week was a little different. it's not just any other democrat announcing retirement. it was a committee chair. i look in this room, a lot of you have been here for a long time. you know it's different when a committee chair announces retirement. when mr. defazio announced and when you look at the rationale between he and the budget chair, they say the exact same thing i say. they are not going to be in the majority the next time. i can't blame them for announcing retirement. but he is now the 19th democrat to announce retirement. put that in perspective. in the year of 2010 when democrats lost 63 seats, 17 democrats announced retirement. they already surpassed that. i don't know if we are allowed to bet, but i'll bet any of you that number will be higher before the year-ends. before the filing ends next year. now, some of the rationale why they want to retire, just been disastrous congress. what have they achieved

mr. chairman, glad to be with you. secretary adams delighted to have you with us today. first i want to commend you for your comments at the beginning because part of the problem is we've converted political opponents into enemies. and everything is a war. and once we go down that road of the heated rhetoric, we really need to back off from that. i have sitting next to me a big chart of abraham lincoln's second inaugural. where he said with malice towards none and charity for all. if anybody had any reason for malice it was lincoln at the end of the civil war, but he didn't. and i commend you for that. let me ask you a question. is voter fraud a problem in kentucky? >> well i would maintain that it is not currently and though it has happened in the past typically it's occurred in a specific situation where a perfect storm in three ways. one, it happens at a local level. not occurring at a statewide level or congressional level. it is happening a small town or county where only a few votes can potentially. two generally for a job that involves patronage. in other words so

mr. woodson. i am so glad they put somebody on that knows the truth and tells the truth. i was a democrat for years. i am 76 years old. i used to vote democrat. i started hearing things in 2008 about the democrats and i checked out books. i went all the way back to 1619 when the first slave ships landed. i found out who the democrats really work. i changed my party to republican. there were many black people that owned slaves, especially in louisiana. a lot of them have been slaves themselves. i know you are ready to cut me off. there are a lot of them that know the truth. when i went to school, i had a teacher told us if you want to hide something from a black person, put it in a book. you know what? i've got many nephews and nieces in their 50's and 60's. they don't care who the president is. they don't care. black people don't vote because they're not interested. i have never been stopped from voting. host: let me get another voice and. barbara is in new york. caller: the collusion between government and media and the degradation of washington journal are my top storie

guest: glad to be with you. mr. mccarthy: good morning. another week. and a few more democrats answer the question about retirement. but this week was a little different. it's not just any other democrat announcing retirement. it was a committee chair. i look in this room, a lot of you have been here for a long time. you know it'di

mr. bentz, glad to be joined by two members of the nevada delegation for the next set of questions. so we will now recognize representative dina titus for five minutes. >> thank you for giving us an opportunity to sit in on this very informative panel. you know, i represent the heart of the las vegas valley. over 2 million people there and 40 million tourists coming every year, so the water in the colorado river that goes to supply us is a very important issue. i'd like to address our representative, mr. entsminger. there are various factors happening at the same time. one, southern nevada is one of the fastest growing areas in the country, increased by 18% over the last decade, but this has been going on much longer than that. we went from 1.3 million folks to 2.3 million between 2002 and today. there was a time you had to build an elementary school a month to keep up with the growth so growth is one factor. second, we're the fastest warming community in the country. i think you called it aridification so that's the second factor. third, the smallest amount of river in allocation i

mr. lambrecht. >> i'm glad you asked this questionment the great outdoors act benefits all the agencies ande seen a recent list of the different projects that have been funded and i know there's planning going on right now for the next round of goa from trails to bathrooms to campgrounds. we've lost entire campgrounds to wildfire so the need is significant and really look forward to working on those projects going forward and have to say that the recently passed infrastructure legislation is a major help in that regard as well. i'll be happy to provide you a list of the projects that have been addressed through the great american jut doors act. >> that would be great. well, we had our big anniversary and we increased access to the parks, which was great and made it more affordable, but i consider the next 100 years of the investment the great american outdoors act and the investment that we made so let's figure out where we're coming up short or what else we need to do to coordinate. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator kelly. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you for holding t

mr. speaker. i'm glad it was brought up, the so-called trump muslim ban, because it gives me a chance to set the record straight. let's be clear, the seven countries that my colleague was referring to, the seven countries specifically targeted with travel restrictions in executive order 13769, they were actually countries that were determined by congress in the obama administration to be countries of particular concern for terrorism activity pursuant to the visa waiver improvement and terrorist travel prevention act of 2017. the policies in the travel restrictions apply to just 8% of the world's muslim population and according to a pew research center, only covers one country, that country being iran. the courts even found that trump's travel ban was, and i quote, fascially neutral toward religion, end quote. the court also ruled that trump, quote, set forth this national security justification, end quote. so i thank my colleague for giving me the chance to put in the record the truth about the so-called t

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mr. cordray: i understand your point on that and whatever you do, we will be glad to implement. representative: thank you, sir. i yield back. chair: thank you so much. representative law. representative: thank you. and mr. cordray, thank you for taking the time to testify before the committee today. as you know, the pandemic brought on many challenges, especially for students and borrowers. congress provided a temporary pause on federal student loan repayments. the cares act provided the secretary of education authority to suspend all interest accumulation and monthly payments on federally-held loans through september 30, 2020. additional executive action extended the repayment paused by the previous and current administrations. however, most recently, the biden administration has extended repayment one final time until january 31, 2022. unfortunately, to date, neither the department nor fsa has made public a comprehensive plan for returning borrowers into repayment status. the repayment date is just around the corner and this lack of clarity is unhelpful to the 45 million borrow

mr speaker, we have removed the compensation limit to allow customers affected to claim up to £140 per day if they are without power. and i'm glad improving each hour. the remaining areas affected are in the north east of england, predominantly the wear valley surrounding eastgate, where i was, mr speaker, on wednesday. i have been assured by the network operators that all efforts are focused on having power restored to those households in the next day. we will get more on that next storm to hit from darren with the latest weather forecast just after 1230 pete — 5:30 p:m.. a number of spar stores in the north of england have closed due to an online attack affecting its food distribution company james hall & co. the firm supplies around 600 shops. the preston—based firm is the primary wholesaler to spars across the north of england. its website is also down. a barrister representing the victims of the grenfell tower fire has told the official inquiry that government's concealed the extent of risks to building safety and it should be seen as one of the "major scandals of our time". 72 people died injune 2017 when the tower block i

mr. ellis your questions during a live call in segment. : : >> glad to be with you david. >> thank you for those of you who don't know joseph ellis is a leading scholar in this area and hero is a person is written in 13 books on this subject is a graduate of the college of them got his phd >> he's winner of a pulitzer prize and winner of a national book award i would say i've read all of joseph ellis' books, and i enjoyed this one the most, and i actually found i learned more from this book than any of the other books. so thank you very much for writing this book. the most myopic a person in terms of understanding how it will be received i am happy with it i hope that other people would agree with you. if you like the book founding brothers which is about done in the 1790s, i think like this one which is about 1770s. i didn't know what i was doing 41305 years ago i started to write about these centuries and it turns out that i was trying to write history of the american founding. and i turned out that i was doing it backwards. and this should come first chronologically but i don't think i

mr. chairman. i am glad to be going back through for a second round. i wanted to ask director gatens another spacesuit question. with the revolving requirements of the xmu's stakeholder programs, nasa is at risk of awarding a contract without clearly defining key technical requirements. additionally, nasa has yet to formalize its acquisition strategy for the next generation spacesuits. according to federal guidance, agencies are required to perform acquisition planning, including identifying the milestones in which decisions are made, and addressing all the technical, business management, and other considerations that control and acquisition. awarding a contract before technical requirements and an acquisition strategy could result in numerous modifications of contract, increasing cost and schedule. as our prior work has shown, entering a contract before completing development of work can exacerbate costs, particularly if issues are discovered late in development and require a costly rework. does nasa plan to issue a final rfp, or will it issue a new d

mr. chief, i was glad to hear you mentioned that morale is high.that was going to be one of my questions, given how close you are to it. and you should usually visited in alaska before this hearing. that's really good, whoever made that happen. so, well done. but my question for you is just a general one. in your travels, both to wisconsin and alaska and beyond, what were you hearing that were good things. when you say morale is high, why is it high? one of the problematic issues? what do you see for the coast guard men and women, what's keeping them up at night? and their families? we want to make sure we are taking care of the families as well. >> thank you both. morale is high because people love what they do. they have a very rewarding mission. we empower our junior members to make a difference. as i go around, it is younger folks that are being recognized, because they are being tremendous workers. and they have the knowledge that they are showing up. the challenge -- so, our computer systems and some of our technology, we haven't been able to

mr. durbin: i thank the senator from iowa for his spirited support of this effort. i'm glade used that classic example of all the hearings -- and we've had many good ones and many important ones -- in the senate judiciary committee this year, the one we all remember is when the gymnasts came. the olympic gymnasts came. these wonderful young women came before us and summoned the courage to tell us about the abuse that took place by a man purported to be a doctor, larry nasser. and then sitting next to them during the entire presentation was the head of the f.b.i. taking the medicine he should have taken because the inspector general gave us a graphic report of how the agents at the federal bureau of investigation let those young women down. when they summoned the courage to come forward and to tell the world what had happened to them, it was virtually ignored by the federal bureau of investigations. thank goodness the inspector general was there to be critical, to produce the evidence, and to make it clear to the american people that this conduct was disgusting and deplorable

i close by saying i rise in supporter and am glad to work with the ranking member, mr. mccaul. i support it. i urge my colleagues to do the same. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mccaul: let me thank the chairman for bringing this measure with me here today. i also want to thank him for his passion on this issue. as we talk about human rights whether it was the african-americans who were enslaved in this nation to the native american indians who were mistreated by this nation, to the victims of the holocaust trkts geneva convention came out with the prevention and punishment of the crime of the genocide and defined what genocide is after the atrocities of the concentration camps that were perpetrated by the nazis. a war that my father fought and bombed nazi germany and i'm proud for his service and the entire greatest generation. it's clear, the language,

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glad to have mr. bolton's wife bridget here with us today. and i'll share senator klobuchar's view that we will not ask her any questions that you aren't able to answer. but i know she's proud of your work. and i know the amount of work you have had to put in to cover this territory to come up with all the recommendations you have over the last 11 months, has meant that your family's had to be an important and patient part of that. and we're grateful to bridget for what he's done so forth this work as well. the impact on the department has been clear. though i think we're still trying to be sure we fully understand the impact today. the detailed 104 recommendations from your office, made with the help of the department's operational readiness committee has made a difference already. as i've said before, what you do and what we've talked about and what your report makes clear and what senator klobuchar just mentioned, you know, the frontline officers were the true heroes that day. securing that door at the capitol for a significant period of t

mr. chairman. >> we would be glad to work with you to discuss possibilities.nk the infusion of funds is historic and will make a tremendous difference to the ability to support businesses particularly in minority areas we have seen a huge take up of the funds that are provided and then working through applications and try to make decisions on investments shortly but itti shows it is a program that has the potential to make an enormous difference to the landingwe we are happy to work with you to be more effective. >> you can just say yes you will work with me. >> yes i will work with you. >> thank you mr. chairman. first of all chairman powell, congratulations on your renomination and you look forward to supporting your nomination you provided stability during a challenging time. secretary on it's good to see you once again thank you for your service to our country i asked to when you would say enough is enough when it comes to the debt and deficit that you acknowledged it becomes an issue when it exceeds 100 percent of gdp a level we have already had but you a

mr. beckerman, i'm glad that you're denying any of in. i look forward to seeing videos that are negative against the chinese communist party. not really holding my breath but maybe it's true. maybe they're fine with videos criticizing xi jinping and other members of the communist party. so you're saying that's fine and acceptable policy for tiktok users? >> yes, and just to be clear, there's not involvement from the chinese communist party in tiktok moderation and it's all done in the united states. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. sullivan, and i will -- we are going to continue looking at these issues on the chinese communist party teats influence into u.s. technology and into the silencing and sense urining of free speech of u.s. citizens online. >> great, it's very important, i appreciate that. senator, you are recognizeeds. >> thank you. i will start directly with questions and if i have time left, i would like to read a statement into the record. i will start with a question for ms. miller. youtube has implemented several features, s

hello, mr. la rosina, but i think him, mister herrera. hello. hello. we're glad that we're here with us to day one, pharmacy hocksey ward. no. i could hear when i shut my sheep, monsieur goes to finish you on what broth. ah sharper. those are warden irish and the u. s. continued to deliberately ignore or russia's proposals on collect mechanisms are collected with security, as well as request not to cross red lines defined by moscow in particular, with regards to nato's eastward expansion. barbosa. this regard to have 2 questions up up with one. with the msr. you want it, that is, why are they doing this? and will russia tolerated? and will the collective west to be able to or acceptable russia, the line proposals on peaceful coexistence thinkers who just moved my little mood. thank you very much. this is and deal with his cousins and very relevant question with her. i wouldn't say that our of our group initiatives are ignored prison and yesterday talked about it at the extended collegiate meeting of when the ministry of defense would you possibly. and he mentione

mr. miguel cardona. thanks for your time this morning. >> glad to be with you, craig. >> let's start with the president'sks this afternoon. we know he is going to announce some 500 million free at home tests for anybody who wants them. we know he's going to announce new steps to expand vaccinations as well. we haven't seen or heard a lot of specifics about schools just yet. what specific steps can we expect to hear from the president on keeping schools open safely? >> thank you. we know students are invested in the classroom. it's my expectation given the accessibility of vaccines and tests, that our schools stay hope, in-person learning five days a week. that's what our students deserve. what you will hear is how we're moving forward with that, making tests more accessible, working with our schools to partner with their health expert partners in their states, to do more testing in the schools. you're going to hear about test to stay, which means that students don't have to quarantine for so long if they're not showing symptoms or if they test negative. the goal is to keep our children in school where th

so i'm glad you agree with her. mr. davidson, in our conversation when we met earlier you also spoke about the redundancy of overbuilding, and i would ask you if you would confirm that too was here at the hearing. >> i can from that. i certainly support sector monde on this. >> thank you very much. ms. sohn, you often tied to competition conversation to municipal broadband. and i previously expressed concerns to former fcc chairman tom wheeler about the commission's actions on the mission of -- initial broadband because underlines state laws picu his counsel at the time. did you advise him on that order? >> i probably did. i don't really have specific recollection. but i think it's important to note that right now the fcc can do nothing about municipal broadband as you know we did try to preempt the states, state laws of north carolina and tennessee. that prohibited either new builds of municipal broadband or extensions of already built networks and the sixth circuit said we didn't have the authority. if i'm confirm the

mr. beckerman, i'm glad that you're denying any of this, i look forward to seeing videos somewhere, somehow, on tiktok that are critical of the chinese communist party. i'm not holding my breath. maybe it's true. maybe bite dance and ccp board members are fine with videos criticizing president xi jinping and other members of the communist party. you're saying that is totally fine, and completely acceptable policy for tiktok users? >> yes, senator, and just to be perfectly clear, there's not involvement from the chinese communist party in moderation of tiktok and it's all done by americans from within the united states. >> great. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. sullivan, and i can -- i will let you -- we are going to continue looking at these issues. the chinese communist party's influence into u.s. companies and into technology and the silencing and censoring of free speech of u.s. citizens online. >> it's a really important issue. i appreciate that. >> senator lummis, you're recognized. >> thank you. i'm going to start directly with questions, and if i have any time left, i woul

all say happy birthday maggie >> happy birthday maggie >> happy birthday, honey we're so glad you're here. >> mry," mississippi, louisiana, alabama, storms today and the storm on wednesday will bring a little bit of storm to the east it's called a sloppy storm it will probably melt and hit the ground just a little too warm by the end of the week, we get quiet in the middle of the country, but by the end of the week, the rockies, timely, and a little snow in the midwest but guess what if you're dreaming of a white christma >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are starting out with a lot of fog and clouds and we will see rain moving in late this afternoon. temperatures reaching in the upper 50s today. tomorrow, we start out with early morning showers and clearing out the rest of the day. wednesday is also dry. we will watch another weak storm system come in on thursday with gusty winds and chilly temperatures. a cool weekend with more rain moving in by late sunday into early monday. >> great to see so many happy faces and our retired teachers, too. >>> coming up next, harry smith visi

i was glad my friend, mr. connolly from virginia corrected that. i will resist saying that the entire last presidency was a disaster and hope the situation we're in will bring all of us together as a country. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the gentlemen from wisconsin is recognized for five minutes. mr. grossman, you're recognized. >> can you hear me? >> you're here. okay, good. >> okay. a couple of general questions. one of the criticisms always is the degree to which are we rebuilding, you know, rebuilding the same areas again and again and again. and i wanted your general opinion, do we have a problem here in that, you know, there's some building going on in areas that you could anticipate we're going to have a problem again in the next ten years? >> congressman, we need to take a concerted effort at making sure we know where the risks is, and people understand if they choose to build in a place, they understand what the risks are going to be and what the potential impacts might be. we need to help provide that information and educate our

mr. brian stelter and cnn political commentator s.e. cupp. so glad to have you here.nt to put this up. mark, the president needs to tell people to go home. this is hurting all of us. he is destroying his legacy. from brian. destroying everything you accomplished and sean hannity quote, can he make a statement, ask people to leave the capitol? look, i'm sorry, these are the presidents, the former presidents staunch's apologists, mouth pieces, flagrant spreaders of misinformation and even they knew what was wrong that day but you don't hear anymore. >> they said it privately. hannity was oddly casual that afternoon, sorry sir, sorry to inconvenience you. you're in the middle of an emergency. please help save the capital. laura ingraham was urgent. this is a little preview. i wonder what other text messages do these lawmakers have from other fox personalities and lawmakers that will tell us more? it's no wonder why they were panicked. these fox stars set the stage. they promoted the big lie. >> let's remember what laura and hannity said. "the washington post" made a mash

i am glad to see mr. hawkinson here today. welcome especially.ith the national recycling rate i believe around 35% across the country the paper industry's recycling is over 60%, twice the national rate. it really does stand out. the paper industry shows how companies can and should help the cause by ensuring their products can live on i being recycled into new products. we lead by example. companies must step up and take responsibility for reducing and recycling their products. while we cannot make industries successful we can make it and we know that if industry along with environmental advocates in all levels of government join forces to reach these inspiring essential goals, return on our investment will be exponential. and that is our challenge to our witnesses before us today, and frankly, to all of us. please, tell us what our government needs to do to better ensure that you succeed in your efforts to establish the circular economy, one that helps bring our solid waste problems under control, reins in unsustainable greenhouse gas emissions,

mr. chairman. >> we would be glad to work with you to discuss possibilities. i think that the infusion of funds is historic and it's going to make a tremendouse differene to their ability to support businesses, particularly in minority areas. we've seen a huge take-up of the funds that have been provided. it's $4 billion subscribed. we are looking throughpl applications and we will try to make decisions on investments, but it certainly shows that it's a program that has the potential to make an enormous difference to this lending we would be happy to work with you to find ways to make it more effective. >> if you could just say yes you will work with me, that would be great. >> i will work with you to read. >> the senator is recognized for five minutes. j >> thank you mr. chairman. first of all, chairman powell, congratulations on your nomination. i think you've provided stability during a very challenging time. it's good to see you once again and i think you for your service to the country. in september i asked you when you would say enough is enough. you ack

be glad to answer any questions. >> chair gee: thank you mr. harris. any questions from directors? >> director lipkin: thank you very much for the report. i appreciate director shaw request to have this presented to the board. i wanted to better understand the metrics that you showed on slide one in terms of the various rankings across the three criteria that you evaluate. how does that get used and what it does mean scoring two, or three or one on that metric? >> as it relates to the personnel and staffing and testing? >> director lipkin: yes. >> it's industry standard. what the industry is scoring on contract security for those particular areas of personnel turnover, post-staffing. we know contract security historically has a high turnover rate. generally it run about 20% per month with turnover rate. we do the best we can to partner with contractors to retain individuals and work with them as far as from a professional development standpoint. post-staffing, those are critical posts. we're measuring x number of hours per quarter that they must be. >> director lipkin: i understand

we're glad y'all are here. >>> mr. roker, how about the weather?found them there's more at home, too. >> wow you guys are going to have a merry christmas. >> we are having a great year. >> oh, my gosh love that. let's look at the week ahead and see what we've got sunshine starts much of the week fire danger in the central plains strong storms moving into the pacific northwest and california as we get to the midweek period, snow continues through the plains, staying sunny in the >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at the forecast watch out for the potential of thunderstorm coming in this afternoon. lightning and thunder with hail and gusty winds and continuing rainfall. we'll see it taper off tomorrow morning with mountain snow in the bay area peaks. another round of rain between wednesday afternoon and early thursday. we are dry for the weekend. temperatures only reach into the lower 50s. >> and that's your latest weather. >> thank you, al >>> coming up next, jenna is sharing more of her conversation with music icon bon

i'm glad you agree. mr. davidson in our conversation, when we met earlier. you also spoke about the redundancy of overbuilding and i would ask you if you would confirm that after hearing. >> i confirm and certainly support his comments. >> thank you very much. >> you often tie the competition to municipal broadband. i expressed concerns to former fcc chairman tom wheeler about the commissions actions on municipal broadband because undermine the state line. he worked as a counselor at that time. did you advise him on the order. >> i probably did, i don't have a specificc recollection. it's important to note that right now the fcc could do nothing about minnesota broadband. as you know we tried to preempt state state laws of north carolina and tennessee. that prohibited either new builds of minnesota broadband or extensions of already billed network in the six circuit said we did not have the authority. if i'm confirmed there's not a could do.i >> given the court's reversal of the preemption order, do you regret pursuing that? >> no senator fisher. i have supp