mrs. greene: i would like to flues our freshman are corey from florida. >> i wanted to add to what marjorie taylor greene has said. we are stewards of the american taxpayer money. and looking for transparency how the money is going to be spent. led to the $31 trillion. we need to be looking at not as being protection nist and protecting our americans at home. we should not go around thinking we are the police. there is a nuclear escalation and missiles are being threatened and think about the alignment. what that means for us is the action is of evil. the russians have continued to assemble on the board i.r.s. and chairman xi has delayed. if he has that type of capability, why aren't we talking about de-escalation and to actually stop, not just america's involvement but continue escalation. we knee what chairman xi. this is warfare that has been launched against the west and we need to think about this. and the border, taking africa and reconcreting, creating the supply chain. this is their ultim

. >> yeah mr. green thank you. i wanted to turn the question to you about the notification requirements if any that may have a risen with these permits? >> no, not for a minor interior model such as this. there's a requirement that the job card that is posted with the permit building be issued -- sorry, there's a requirement that the job card with the permit is posted in a conspicuous location and access for the building inspectors rather than the occupants of the building. >> you mentioned the nov at some point was issued. is that something -- >> yes, there was a building permit issued. it also requires a separate electrical and plumbing permit. the those permits weren't issued at the same time of the building permit. there's anonymous complaint that work was done without those permit think. the plumbing inspector went out and verified there was no plumbing permit and wrote a notice of violation and subsequently obtained a plumbing permit with the penalty attached to it. the electrical inspector between the time t

mr. mark green of tennessee, mr. desjarlais of tennessee, and mr. long of missouri, i inform the house that these members all will vote yea on s. 4359. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new hampshire rise? mr. pappas: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. o'halleran of arizona, i inform the house that mr. o'halleran will vote yes on s. 4359. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inform the house that mr. cawthorn will vote aye on the measure. . the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? mr. neguse: as the member designated by mr. khanna, ms. porter and ms. stevens, i inform the house that these three members will vote yes on s. 4359. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama rise? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote yes on s. 4359. t

mr. mark green of tennessee and mr. long of missouri i inform the house that mr. green and mr. long will both vote nay on s. 4524. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recog recognition? for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by congress members newman, vicente gonzalez, and mike thompson i inform the house that these members will vote yes on s. 4524. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. gay yaigo, sphows that mr. gallego will vote yes on s. 4524. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does does -- for what purpose does the gentlewoman seek recognition? >> as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson, i inform the house that ms. johnson will vote yes on s. 4524. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from -- the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina, i inf

mr. flowers: what i'm hearing is criminals over police officers, that's what i heard. rep. greene: you're the party of defund the police, marcus. here we go, mr. flowers: the hats you are selling making money off of it? >> that concludes our second round for those just joining us. this is the debate for the general election between candidates for congressional district 14. we will now go back to our esteemed panel to ask questions to the candidate of their choice until we run out of time. as a moderator privilege i will ask a question and determine when a rebuttal is appropriate. you will get the first question in this round. josh: you are well known for making controversial statements. you are fat checking -- tell year process for fact checking question mark rep. greene: can you tell me what's controversial about defending freedom of speech or what's controversial about defending our border or saying we need to -- can you give me an example? josh: no you do this every time we have a debate where i ask a question that's obvious and -- you were kicked off committees for saying thin

i'm mr. green, our international leaders from the united states from far and europe have not been able to draw the line for problems and has accepted that he would go further and further further. and even today, i must say, i am i surprised to see what it allows to do in your brain, how many people he is allowed to kill. but that is, that is a very, very difficult political decision on how much we want to be involved. and do we want to have a world war? yes or no? right. i say that the united nations in this regard has not shown any strength to avoid this kind of serious problems in the world. and i'm, and i'm really asking myself, what is needed? how is it possible that russia today is getting it so out of all kinds of international platforms to avoid any responsibilities? this is not the kind of world or the order that we are looking for says will like world war 2 nations. and it's not happening. yeah, i agree. and tammy did, did you think the, the west turned a blind eye in 2014? do you think th

mr. green seems to think very highly of himself. i have never seen anyone lie so much in my life. republicans, first, two things. the americans believe we want transgender's, talking in front of kids, open borders, we do not. he said right now that laws should not get in the way of progress. i thought there were laws -- that was what laws were for. this is america. this is not russia, venezuela. that is what the democrats hate. democrats hate voters. if you won't say it, i will. this election cycle was stolen by the democrats. there is no way kari lake lost to katie hobbs. there is no way the republicans didn't have a landslide with mail and votes. your ideal of a progressive agenda being what everybody else is not -- you lie like a dog. that is what i've got to say. guest: thank you. look, i think you need to do self checking here. last night, a couple house races were called for republicans. your theory that the election -- the election was not stolen in those areas of arizona. everyplace else in the america -- when democrats win their races, it is really, it is shameful. people

. >> a german time is expired by the chair recognizes gentleman from texas, mr. greenor five minutes. >> thank you mr. pretty think the ranking member as well and appreciate greatly the commentary you both gave earlier with reference to collegiality in an effort to get the optimum things we cannot agree upon i think you both. mr. chairman, and members i am on a mission of mercy today. i am on a mission of mercy because of our immigration laws and a need for comprehensive immigration reform. please allow me too call to your attention mr. secretary the case of one mr. jaime. i would like to have additional conversations with you about this because there is no way for me too give you the intelligence necessary at this time, the entirety of it. in 1996 he came to this country at the age of one year. in 2013 he received doctor pretty graduated from high school in houston, texas. 2014. no criminal record mr. secretary. married his wife and they now have a child whose approximately one year of age. mr. secretary, pursuant to the laws he went back to mexico to juarez to the co

i respect mr. green very much and i feel for his passion. i'd like to say that there are a lot of people right now in the united states of america that are going through their own personal -- whether his, whether it's homelessness, whether it's problems that our americans would live here and work here and try to function here have. i think our immigration system respectfully, we are not doing as good as we can do. and i believe that we can do much, much better. and quite frankly, we were doing much better. secretary mayorkas, you testified before this committee in september of last year. you say that the ages continues and forcing our immigration laws and to my surprise, you said that we were responsibly managing our border in the last fiscal year they're over 2.3 million recorded migrant encounters in the southwest border. which included 98 non-u.s. citizens. who were on the terrorist screening data list. data set. as you know, these figures do not represent those who avoided detection. which was estimated to be around 600,000. attempting a

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mr. green will, thank you. >> rachel brand, ranking member toomey, , members, i appreciate the opportunity to appear today at the setting on the oversight of the financial regulators. in my oral remarks today i would like to focus on the state of the u.s. banking industry and the outlook for the industry. to begin with, the u.s. banking industry today has reported generally positive result for this year amid continued economic uncertainty. growth strength income net income grew and most asset quality measures improved. further, the industry remains well-capitalized and highly liquid. the number of institutions on fdic's problem bank list remained stable in the second quarter of this year at 40 institutions. it's actually the lowest number since quarterly reporting of that data began in 1986. for being new banks opened through october 2022, including the first mutual bank in 50 years. and additionally, no banks failed during 2021 nor this year as well. at the same time, the banking industry repo

look, i didn't know mrs. greene at that time from anyone else in the community but i did say that where are the standards that we hold these people accountable? i didn't see any list of standards when i came here that said if you do these things or say these things we're going to strip you of your rights and the duties of your office. the people in your district elected you. and if they think you're not doing the job then they can take it away from you every two years. that's why i think kevin defrkz the job for two years -- >> should mccarthy then not move to strip these democrats of their committee assignments? swalwell, schiff, and ilhan omar? >> kevin as the leader can take those positions and i think he's got some details on why they make a good case on why perhaps swalwell and schiff deserve to come off but i'm not party to that discussion so i can tell you that as far as i'm concerned that we should give everybody an opportunity until they prove otherwise. >> congressman david joyce, thank you very much for j

mrs. medjuri green, a republican, demands an audit and appeals to the fact that the population of the unitedstates is somewhat tired, so to speak, of the constant inflation of the latest prices there for gasoline and products and so on and so on, a similar story with the british in there will be no threat in the form of support. what will the opponents appeal to? that’s how the british pay a lot for the non-rotational economy. there are no rubber opportunities. conditionally, it is possible to help ukraine and so on and so forth. there is no such threat today. no, if we are talking, for example , about the united states of america, according to the ministry of defense , about 18 billion dollars were allocated for military support at the end of october. and this country has an economy of 18 million, well, that means manipulation they don't give the last thing right. they don't give 50% of gdp or their own budget to the needs of ukraine. that's why you have to understand that there is a certain trumpian wing in the republican party, which manipulates uh, similar things, but uh, both in britain

let the record show, mr. green, they all raise their hands and i'm going to hold them accountable. thank, you i yield back. >> thank you very much. the gentleman from west virginia, mr. mooney, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you madam chair. despite its initial resistance, leftist activists successfully pressured the international organization for standardization and major credit card companies to adopt a new merchant category code for firearm retailers. which they say can be used to flag lawful gun purchases and target law-abiding citizens. merchant category codes or m c c's, are typically used to identify merchants by the goods and services they provide. west virginia, the state i'm blessed to represent, is one of the most pro-second amendment states in the country. nearly 60% of west virginia have firearms in their homes, which is frankly why it's one of the safest states in the country. because guns at sly protect and save lives, despite what the left says about it. mr. rogers, i was just saying that truist bank services over 260,000 west virginia. there's also b

i respect mr. green very much and i feel for his passion. i'd like to say that there are a lot of people right now in the united states of america that are going through their own personal -- whether his, whether it's homelessness, whether it's problems that our americans would live here and work here and try to function here have. i think our immigration system respectfully, we are not doing as good as we can do. and i believe that we can do much, much better. and quite frankly, we were doing much better. secretary mayorkas, you testified before this committee in september of last year. you say that the ages continues and forcing our immigration laws and to my surprise, you said that we were responsibly managing our border in the last fiscal year they're over 2.3 million recorded migrant encounters in the southwest border. which included 98 non-u.s. citizens. who were on the terrorist screening data list. data set. as you know, these figures do not represent those who avoided detection. which was estimated to be around 600,000. attempting a

mrs. majora taylor green, it's actually hard, uh, to say for sure, because they haven't uh, uh, been counted in all votes, but just before the midterm elections, the voice of america had an interview with the former representative of america's results in ukraine, john heps, and he said that, in general, it is unlikely that at least in the house of representatives, it is unlikely that such right-wing radical publicists will gain 30% of the total number of republicans in the house of representatives. which would mean that they would be a minority among republicans in the house of representatives and an even more significant minority in congress in general, that is, they would represent a small minority and and and obviously not will represent the general position of the republican party. thank you very much. kateryna lisunova kondrashova, voice of america correspondent, was live on radio liberty. let's look at the plasma, it shows the results of voting for the house of representatives, and here we see that 174 votes are received by the democrats and 200 votes by the republicans. the republican

the gentleman from texas, mr. green, who is also the chair of the subcommittee on oversight and investigations, is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank, you madam chair. madam chair, the great maya angelo summarized the essence of my very existence when she proclaimed, bringing the gifts my ancestors gave him the dream and the hope of the sleeve. i proudly say that i am 80 sentiment of enslaved people. slavery existed in this country for some 246 years. the value of 246 years of unpaid slave labor has been estimated to be as much as 14.2 trillion dollars. let's examine for just a moment each makeup banks in my involvement in financing slavery. truist, financial corporation, has assets of approximately 532 billion dollars. five predecessor institutions engaged in financing slavery. pnc financial services corporation, assets of approximately 534 billion dollars. a predecessor loaned $135,000 to a railroad company that used a slave labor in 1852. u.s. bank corp, assets of approximately 582 billion dollars. a predecess

mr. green seems to think very highly of himself. i have never seen anyone lie so much in my life.epublicans, first, two things. the americans believe we want transgender's, talking in front of kids, open borders, we do not. he said right now that laws should not get in the way of progress. i thought there were laws -- that was what laws were for. this is america. this is not russia, venezuela. that is what the democrats hate. democrats hate voters. if you won't say it, i will. this election cycle was stolen by the democrats. there is no way kari lake lost to katie hobbs. there is no way the republicans didn't have a landslide with mail and votes. your ideal of a progressive agenda being what everybody else is not -- you lie like a dog. that is what i've got to say. guest: thank you. look, i think you need to do self checking here. last night, a couple house races were called for republicans. your theory that the election -- the election was not stolen in those areas of arizona. everyplace else in the america -- when democrats win their races, it is really, it is shameful. people l

mr. vance: it's disgusting and i've never endorsed it. rep. ryan: you talk about it and you're running around with popular joer taylor greene. mr. vance: to believe in a border, tim ryan thinks you endorse the great replacement theory? that's unbelievable. you join nancy pelosi and chuck schumer calling your own people racist for daring to believe in a border wall. this is the game he plays. rep. ryan: i know better, j.d. moderator: thank you, candidates. it's now time for closing statements. we've run out of time. mr. vance, we'll start with you. you have two minutes. mr. vance: great. first of all, thank you guys for watching us. i know the guardians or the indians or whatever we're calling them these days are playing game 235 of the alds and we're rooting for them and i appreciate you guys spending a hour with us and caring about this country to invest in this race and invest your time. my simple argument is this. tim ryan had his chance. he's been in office for 20 years, he passed five pieces of legislation, three of those pieces of legislation were renaming post offices in the youngstown area. whenever i'm up here in the ma

mr. buschur? >> green gentrification is a concern for groundwork and the work we do within the city. displacement is an issue with lawrence. there is a significant housing crisis. it is significant in affordability. i was intrigued by some of the concept of mr. goldstein put forward earlier which called for enhanced low income housing tax credits associated with brownfield development actually make it more appealing to private sector development instead of coming in to do a 100% marker rate housing. that has other incentives which could be provided from the federal government to make sure that a certain share of those units created fall to those who are most unable to afford housing within that city. >> thank you, sir. one last question -- this would also be a question for the entire panel. the question goes something like this. before we discussed this earlier, the details of the policy issues, i wanted to ask you to share with us your experiences on what the brownfield community has meant with you. can you give us some ideas from your experiences, some brief experiences or two that

mr. matt green do this. >> and then separate to the deck other 2 additions that appeared from the noon landed in the backyard that are over sized. i'm sorry. but yea to reity iterate we have seen this in the past. within00 square feet is it and as you detailed. so this is -- from things we have seen in the past, what is the if we were to deny the appeal which means that guess forward and at this point the sheds stay, can who thes your steps to get those sheds out of there because they are clearly not even close. not even close. what other steps to ensure that the neighbor is protect friday to get those sheds appropriate lowdown sized to get to 100 square feet and proper height. >> thank you. so our enforcement process in planning not the same as in dbi we will go ahead and roach out to the owner. the responsible party for bringing correction to their property. to inform them they have to file a permit. permit to remove or to either reduce the if size to no more than a handled for both collective ear file a variance anything large are than 100 or taller than 8 feet in height. we move on to the

mr. levy? >> in addition to green with mr. stanbury, the theme i heard a couple times is that there's a lot of best practices already existing that we can require some stakeholder engagement for working through implementation of the awards. here's something we've seen in other grant programs. i think the power of leveraging best practices to make sure we implant them strongly and effectively. >> thank you, mr. levy. mr. bauer? >> a big part of this discussion, and i can appreciate you convening the hearing. it is trying to talk about how the legislation that you all crafted and shepherded through is impacting lives. and i think we can't do that enough. and when we get to the point where the bipartisan infrastructure law has to be reauthorized, if members of congress and the american public don't know exactly how they benefited, and how greatly it changed all the life of the american economy, then our challenge of continuing the trajectory that routing progress you all made is going to even greater. so we have to do more of tha

. >> with green energy. >> mr. prado, the same question. >> if i may-- >> yes, we definitely support the program. >> i appreciate that. and now, you know, doctor, does the proposal cover the technology necessary to be compatible with the existing grid would that be helpful to luma's operation? >> thank you, chairman for the question. it's an opportunity for us to reiterate that we are supporting the public policy in puerto rico and people of puerto rico have chosen 100% renewable and in the past 17 months, the records show that we have connected 36,500 more than the past decade and we do support it. in terms of the specific question that you asked, the impact of renewable into the grid, as well as the costs in buildings, in order to retrofit the roof and making upgrades in buildings that they do not need the safety codes, as long as it's incorporated in, we definitely support that. >> it's in there. and let me, you know, the governor-- and thank you, has already expressed his support and i'm very grateful. we all--

mrs. taylor green thinks it's a smart move to throw this out, the united states government is involved.portant things domestic policy and foreign policy is a propaganda gift to vladimir putin luke is one of the key points and should be paid attention to. these are the types of weapons systems that they currently use , that is, they received 150 mm artillery ammunition, stinger anti-aircraft systems, and also aircraft missiles. this, of course, is critically important and a lot has already been said about them, anti-radiation missiles are well-known, like the kharms earth class rockets which are part of the heim system and of course the jv system in that way. these are critical means of providing strength for ukrainians today . we have spent $18.3 billion on the war since february 24th. this amount will certainly grow. but one more question you have to ask yourself, what gives us more benefits compared to afghanistan afghanistan broth a lot of money, and some estimates up to a trillion dollars here, of course, less, but still power. everything, the favorite speaker on the map said. that

mr. vance: it's disgusting and i've never endorsed it. rep. ryan: you talk about it and you're running around with popular joer taylor greene. mr. vance: to believe in a border, tim ryan thinks you endorse the great replacement theory? that's unbelievable. you join nancy pelosi and chuck schumer calling your own people racist for daring to believe in a border wall. this is the game he plays. rep. ryan: i know better, j.d. moderator: thank you, candidates. it's now time for closing statements. we've run out of time. mr. vance, we'll start with you. you have two minutes. mr. vance: great. first of all, thank you guys for watching us. i know the guardians or the indians or whatever we're calling them these days are playing game 235 of the alds and we're rooting for them and i appreciate you guys spending a hour with us and caring about this country to invest in this race and invest your time. my simple argument is this. tim ryan had his chance. he's been in office for 20 years, he passed five pieces of legislation, three of those pieces of legislation were renaming post offices in the youngstown area. whenever i'm up here in the ma

mrs. viola von kramon, a member of the german alliance of the 90s, the green party from 2009 to 2013, she s a member of the bundestag, and in in 2019, she was elected to the european parliament. congratulations, mrs. vonkramon. thank you for joining us today. i sincerely thank you for inviting me again. so let's start with the fact that on october 10 we saw another change in the nature of the russian war in ukraine. missiles and it was the largest attack since the beginning of the war in february of this year. the european union will somehow react to this. if so, what will the reaction be? i think it was a well-planned strategy that did not arise at one moment, because it is obvious that putin will seriously lose militarily on the field the battle looks like this the liberation of the territory is going much more successfully than anyone could expect outside of ukraine putin is in a very tense situation, especially inside the country by winter it is usual to attack the civilian infrastructure system heating and the entire material and technical base is necessary in order to overwinter what

what must happen for you to dye the rest of your hair green, if it's unlikely, or did you find mr.itive, as they say, a russian is not thin without good, which means that he is just short. i once had an experiment in the summer when i was not working on the air. i wanted to dye it just in some color, but it turns out that the lack of hair does not allow the dye to be fixed on the head, so i i did an independent experiment, but with regard to the usual one, well, failure befell me, so i think that the green one will not take root either, so there is no point in experimenting, although i like to experiment and sometimes i experiment, but not as often as i used to, you probably know the age experiments at the age of 20 are one thing experiments at 40 are another and in 603 although at six in 40 how old was i at 40 in 92 ? this year there is still some outstanding event to celebrate, what does it mean that i am wearing a ball, count for yourself 92nd second 12th not a second - 12th 20 30 years that i have been wearing a ball and that was very exotic and half of the people, to put it mi

and we must it will be rebuilt, including in the context of wood or in general, the green face of our city. thank you, mrvitaliyovych, for having such a vision that you are in touch with us now. time of news on the espresso tv channel will be presented by iryna kovalnyh. thank you, colleagues. literally, we will learn about the situation in various regions of ukraine, including when the supply of drinking water will be restored to mykolaiv, wait news hour on the espresso tv channel in the studio, iryna koval welcomes all viewers and just now about the most important thing that the supply of drinking water in mykolaiv will be restored after the repair of the electrical networks on it may take several weeks for the kherson region, the head of the mykolaiv regional military administration, vitaly kim, said, according to him, three out of four areas have already been repaired, work is ongoing, but there are areas which are mined, they are currently waiting for a brigade of sappers under the water pumping station located in the territory of the kherson region, there is no power supply there now, she headed th

mr. volodymyr, i also wanted to ask you about renewable green energy, we already briefly mentioned this issuearticular, the occupiers are trying to remove all solar energy from the kherson region power plants, but if this really happens , but then we will liberate kherson, we believe in it, how quickly we will make up for it, how quickly we can build it all again, how quickly, ukraine will regain its green energy, you know recently the razumkovo center together with the hansadzaidel foundation is a german fund of the liberal party, we did such and such a project of decarbonization in the post -ukraine period after the war. green generation is given in this project. it is a very weighty steering wheel. yes , and in order to make a new impetus to the restoration of green energy must first of all establish a normal relationship with green generation at the level of the government of ukraine within ukraine, because even today green generation has huge debts there of 16 billion hryvnia and it is not on the list of priorities for some reason on the list of priorities that we have energoatom, there

mr. wonderful. we know you like green, so we picked you the green india tote. thank you. john: thank you., that's the ghana tote, and, mark, the ivory coast. so, each of these backpacks have a story. this one funded a microloan for an artist in indonesia to buy more crafts and supplies. and each stor-- each tote has a story like that. jack, it's beautiful. thank you. it really is, and it's beautifully made. thank you. thank you. the quality is incredible. what are your sales? we've sold $60,000 of backpacks in the past 10 months, and that's funded $6,000 in microloans. how in the world did your dad let you go to uganda? [ laughter ] my dad is in the state department, so i moved around the world my whole life. you say that these are different territories. are you actually making them in the territory, or the fabric is just inspired by it? so, we get traditional fabrics from the countries. all of the fabrics come to where they're made, outside of richmond, virginia, and they're assembled there. and why don't you make them in those countries? because that also helps provide jobs. we actually

mr. serhiy , here is the new humanitarian aid program, yes, the humanitarian program green from ukraine whichzelenskyi, we see that it has found a response within the framework of the un and a number of countries are also joining this initiative . initial purchases or not. will this be enough, for example, to protect against famine or to provide for countries that depend on ukrainian grain? yes. in fact, this is a very good initiative of the president of ukraine. according to the plans, this initiative should save at least 5 million people in the world, this is a very good start to fight hunger in the world or, in any case, to reduce the problem of education hunger you know that ukraine is the breadbasket of this world, we feed much more people outside the country than we have our own population due to the fact that we have quite a good, impressively large area of ​​crops. therefore, this is a good start. we are glad that others countries also support and we hope that such an initiative will be, let's say, a step towards overcoming hunger in the world, you know what, uh, we celebrated the oth

mr. to caro speculate as to how president reagan would have viewed ms. greene and the movement in general? guest: speculate? i would say ronald reagan would not approve of the far right today. he was not a big fan of it then. the far right was not a big fan of reagan at times. a mythology has built up around reagan in the decades and see left office. it's been more than 30 years since he left office, 40 years since he came to power. the far right did not appreciate reagan when he was dealing with the soviet union in the late 1980's. they thought he had gotten soft on communism and was being snookered by gorbachev. turning the tables around, i do not think reagan would appreciate the far right, especially in term of our overseas commitments. reagan was very much a believer in alliance building. i interviewed a historian at the clements center of texas. reagan was not hostile to immigration. he very much believed in alliances. japan, actually -- he made japan the centerpiece of his asian policy. he was a huge supporter of nato and very much believed that the unit

speaker, skilled green jobs. mr speaker, skilled greenjobs.lt and reverse forest loss and land degradation by 2030. central to all our efforts is keeping our promises on climate finance. 50 the uk is delivering on our commitment of £11.6 billion. and to support the most vulnerable who are experiencing the worst impacts of climate change, we will triple our funding on adaptation to reach £1.5 billion a yearin adaptation to reach £1.5 billion a year in 2025. in glasgow, the uk pioneered a new global approach using aid funding to unlock billions of pounds of private finance for new green infrastructure. i was delighted to join the president to mark the publication of his investment plan which delivers on this new model. south africa will benefit from cheaper, cleaner power, cutting emissions while simultaneously creating new green jobs for his people. we will look to support other international partners in taking a similar approach. we also made further commitments to support clean power in developing countries. this included investigating a furt