the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a valued member of my team and a true american patriot, mr. steven chow ciao. he has been my chief of staff since i first entered the house of representatives in 2019. from day one steven built a high functioning office to serve the people of the 7th district of tennessee. he consistently exceeded expectations and faithfully fulfilled his oath to the constitution. whether it meant staying up late to help a stranded constituent secure a passport or ensuring our service members at fort campbell have the safest barracks, his dedication to public service was unwavering. under his leadership my office has helped over 7,100 constituents with casework. a testament to his tireless efforts. steven is not only an exceptional leader, but also a remarkable mentor. he has spent countless hours guiding and supporting junior staff. many of whom have gone on to achieve great things. steven's generosity to others has been the hallmark of his time in the house of represen

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i just wanted to say on the mysql agreement, actually the 1st on the 2nd mr. green is one bad. they fail because us and the british wanted them to fail. and because the, the cranes that she killed to just full broadcast in february 2022. so the agreements themselves weren't actually bad. it's just that we invested in that fight and therefore they failed. but anyway, i'll leave you that, but i mean, well, no, no, well, since you mentioned it that way, i appreciate it. i mean they failed because they, they were supposed to fail. so why would moscow trust the interlocutors from the west that would even be remotely suggesting something of the same? what the problem here gentlemen, is the lack of trust in exactly is an absolute lack, adjusting that electric just doesn't day banks. 2022 is actually but days back to 2014 and beyond say so the causes a senior thinking and the lesson presidential administration told me even in 2014, to take a decade at least, to start to build some trust. that's now going to be 2 decades, so there's no trust. but the, you know, conversations is a 1st st

mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does you seek recognition? mr. green: mr. speaker, i ask 245 i be allowed to speak for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: you are recognized. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. still i rise and i rise today with a very heavy heart, mr. speaker. because while we hear the words in the line of duty, we have a wife and three children who will understand the true meaning of in the line of duty. they have lost a husband, a father has made a transition, and they will have to suffer and unfortunately live with this for the rest of their lives. mr. speaker, i beg that all would understand that our officers are out there trying to do the very best that they can. and when this happens, let's make sure that we let the world know that we appreciate the job that they do. this was a 17-year veteran, 17 years of work and he is no longer with us. i, too, ask for a moment of silence in recognition of his service and in respect for his wife

. >> mr. green is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for your leadership on investigating this it. i'm over here, secretary. >> thank you. >> this catastrophic withdrawal, i want to thank you for attending today. i'm going to preface my comments with something very similar to what the chairman prefaced his comments with. we've worked together well on near shoring, stuff like that, getting the tennesseean out of venezuela. today my comments are going to be -- as a global war on terror veteran who served in afghanistan, i want to once again recognize the sacrifice of all the americans that fought for our country in afghanistan. i lost friends there, but those of you who came home, your service was not in vain. those of you who died there, your service was not in vain. you helped keep our country safe for two decades, and i am grateful for your sacrifice and the sacrifices of your families. as a night star flight surgeon and army ranger infantry officer, leave no man behind. secretary blinken, you and our commander in chief left

mr. trump will give israel a green light to bomb, ran's nuclear facility. perhaps idf still will destroy hamas all together. as incoming defense secretary pete hegseth saved yesterday, he -- testified yesterday, he supported killing every last member of hamas, incoming national security s a advisor mike waltz republicked that and marco rubio testified if hamas is there there will never be a cease-fire, perhaps, but knowing what we think we know, hamas will remain in power in gaza. and israel military presence will end in gaza, not good. i thought we would just unleash the idf against all middle east terrorists and we would ought -- all be grateful to israel for saving their freedom and freedom in middle east, but saving all of the western freedom. and judeo-christian culture, and thereby saving america as well. but putting handcuffs back to idf, will stop them from destroying terrorism. and stop them from saving freedom in the middle east and america. that is what worries me. all right. joining me now, welcome back old friend senator majority whip mr. john

mr. chen for joining us. greenn puryear is not taking some questions, this very momentous day, karine john pierre. >> that is what i'm speaking to, only get ahead of what specifically the president is going to say, l not to go line by line. i would have to say is stay tuned and i will leave it there. >> finally for you, clearly reflected on your role as press secretary, is there anything you wish you had done or said differently during your time? >> i will have a lot of time to reflect. [laughter] i will have a lot of time to reflect on my time here as you know, i think you got into know the press secretaries during your career, this is a job that is nonstop, there's not a lot of time to reflect, you always have to do the job and speak on behalf of the president, communicating with all of you. what i can say with full heart is this has been an honor and privilege to do this job and i have dented to my best abilities on behalf of this president. and the best job i will ever have actually believe that. >> thank you.

mr. roy: one million green cards. million guest worker visas. a million student visas. sound correct? ms. vaughan: i count the student visa -- mr. roy: my point being we are the most generous country in the world by an order of magnitude. yet this administration has been violently disregarding our laws to dump people into the united states through the abuse of the parole system. putting people on our streets that have led directly to the murder of american citizens. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle -- dais here wonder why what happened in november happened. h.r. 2, mr. newman. do you agree h.r. 2 has significant reforms in it that we should adopt in congress, the h.r. 2 passed in the previous congress in the spring of 2023? mr. newman: absolutely. mr. roy: that bill set out to reform asylum laws. set out to reform parole laws. set out to end the abuse of catch and release through the flores settlement and unaccompanied alien children. did we fix a lot of those broken problems in 24*r? mr. newman: yes. mr. roy: would that bill change the ability for the biden administration

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mr. nathan, owner and green river utah, ms. denise toombs advisor to the international connectivity coalition in san francisco, california, mr. dwight witherspoon, unit attorney for the navajo nation window rock, arizona. i was just with your president a few days ago. wonderful to have an opportunity to meet him again. and water project section manager of the idaho water department of water resources and boise, idaho. let me remind the witnesses that under committee rules they must limit their oral statements to five minutes but their entire statement will appear in the hearing record. to begin your testimony please press the button on the microphone and we use timing lights. when you begin the light will turn green. you one minute remaining the light will turn yellow and at the end of the five minutes the light will turn red and i will ask you to please complete your statement. i will also allow all witnesses to testify before member questioning. i now recognize for five minutes >> thank you, chair and ranking members and other

debt, god forbid we have trillions of dollars going out the door for green new deal programs that are benefiting china. am i correct? mr. duke: the macroeconomic context matters a lot. inflation is high, unemployment -- ms. van duyne: by adding to the debt, the 20% inflation we got over the last four years i am assuming you are advocating against all those tax increases. mr. duke: every country in the world -- ms. van duyne: the 20% we got -- i assume you are against those. mr. duke: justin trudeau is facing that problem. mr. van duyne: do i not want to compare the u.s. against justin trudeau. there is a reason why that man has quit his job. mr. duke: inflation was a global sly main phenomena. ms. van duyne: if you are correct, you are the point person -pb on the -- person on the supply chain data of the infant formula crisis of 2022. mr. duke: yes. miss: we saw how that went. i want to make sure that we are appreciating the opportunity right now to be able to correct some of the views that we are seeing, misinformed view, of the tax cuts and jobs act. you are saying that the rich experienced getting richer, the poor e

greene, for 5 minutes of questioning. >> thank you, mr. chairman.efore i get into some questions, i'd just like to point out that mr. wales, in your testimony you talked about iran's cyber hacking attempts against president trump's campaign this past election cycle aimed at undermining president trump's candidacy and sowing discord within the united states electoral process. so thank you for pointing that out. while cyber threats from our foreign adversaries must absolutely be protected against. we also can't forget that our own independent cybersecurity agency cisa was more focused on conducting its own large scale election interference campaign through its censorship laundering complex against our own people, rather than bolstering our cybersecurity efforts and working to protect our critical infrastructure. just some brief stats, the average cost of a data breach in the u.s. amounts to 9.36 million, almost double that of the global average. as you, mr. montgomery, testified, the fbi received reports of 12.5 billion in cybercrime losses in the uni

let's cross to mr. jungle, but rock of human rights activist on 2016 green party. no money for vice president of the united states. you're most welcome to the program. are you optimistic that this steel will hold where other attempts have failed, as well, i think is a very positive step forward. but it's more of our humanitarian of the delay. if you will do mandatory and follow up calls, then the end of this call for the old way that this war within and the war, the war being waged against the palestinian people as one of the occupations maps. and it doesn't seem to be any real commitment on the part of these really occupies to provide any kind of real relief for palestinians. real relief is meaning palestinian self determination. so while we welcome this paul's and hope that there could be some immediate relief for the people of pablo's, the people gaza. we're not that optimistic. that until there is a real commitment to solving this occupation that this is going to hold beyond the exchange of the hostages in color and the hostages being held by the is really stat

mrs. kennedy and those who preceded them. >> there are so many pieces of art in the green room. they change those around? >> they can be changeded. there is an advisory group created by each president and established by mrs. kennedy that today it is called the committee for the preservation of the white house. all volunteer-staffed by the first lady and the park service, head of historic homes, museums and art galleries and they will advise, for example, when laura bush wanted to undertake the restoration of the lincoln bedroom she went to the committee and said i'd like to do this. what would be fitting and proper? they would advise and then they would come to us, the white house historical association to do the research and the acquisition that needed to be brought in for that and the fund making that help. so its an extraordinary collaboration and partnership that was t in place by mrs. kennedy during that presidency. >> and in a few more minutes we'll take more calls. so we hope you have lots of questions to ask about the white house with stewart mclauren. right now stewart a

mr. look, oh yeah, so let's leave the pleasant and green fields of the united states of america. yeah . and head to the even more pleasant and green fields of large land, our friends in the kingdom of darcia and are having a wonderful new year. and it was all very peaceful and com. i'll want you to completely turn off from western media bias and ask yourself, what would the new york times the washington post, bbc and cnn. all of said if this had happened in north korea, in iran to around or in moscow, warm daisy, just keep them in your heads when you have a look at just how they celebrated new year in germany, 5 people dead by the way, hundreds arrested not to mention a 1000 cars barn in france. happy new year. well the video of places in the lab pulled cartridge crazy with the continue. all that's right. the left course go. i've seen nothing to do with the mass immigration, and the huge ghetto is that of the turkish ghetto. somebody yellows little thing to do with that is all forward and re white, the germans again and destroying their own country completely. absolutely nothing to do w

green. lecture mother was concerned about the marriage mr., correct?or ghosted carolyn, sent her a newspaper clipping it was a photo from a gossip page was of withjon and his former now backn grow from the movie star daryl hannah at a premier over the photo of her mother had ridden carolyn, please move on with your life. at the rehearsal dinner the night before carolyn's wedding to jon her mother stood up and gave a toast. that toast was basically an expression of deep concern for her daughter in sum and substance she said i don't know that this marriage is right for her i don't know that thi is good for her. carolyn and laurent would have known they were going to die the sheer force of gravity and speed would have been terrifying as they spunt 200 miles per hour into the ocean. when the shattered p was recovered five later his cabin was upside down. the debris field span 120 feet. jon's body was bent backwards at thee waist, his head touching hs feet. it was determined the force of impact because carolyn's seatbelt to sever her body. >> yes and again

chair green: you listen to testimony, we have uas's over new jersey. we heard from mr. smith in new jersey they were flying over coast guard vessels last night. how is this possible? what do we need to do and what actions need to be taken? dr. schwennesen: that is difficult to answer. i have a suspicion that people are frozen with fear of what would happen in an administrative situation. they took action and were punished for doing so. they shot down a drone, god forbid, and the debris hit someone's house and now all of a sudden they are on front page. people are acting out of a sense of self-restraint, which is being promoted by our policy environment. rep. pfluger: when it comes to technology, we need to focus on our offensive technology, lessons and ukrainian conflict where they are leveraging uas systems. we need to focus on counter uas technology to counter it and give authorities that we need while protecting the privacy of citizens here? dr. schwennesen: i would say so. absolutely. mr. baumgartner, what is the most catastrophic event the energy industry article i

mr. trump will overturn every single, these cruisie climate change, radical green new deal, regulations and what can you tell us about that. >> president trump is going to make america energy dominant again and good news for more thans that will save money on energy and heating hopes and driving vehicles, larry. energy was on the ballot this year on election day, and american energy won. if you want to have a strong, healthy, and growing economy in, you need affordable energy. it's right there for a strong economy, for a strong military, and i'm from wyoming. wyoming is america's energy bread basket. america is a world energy superpower. we just haven't acted like it for the last four years and we'll act like it again. president trump day one will sign enough executive orders and a blizzard of executive orders taking handcuffs off american energy and getting rid of these ev mandates, ev tax credits and all of those sorts of things and getting rid of the ridiculous moratorium on exploration and ability for us to send overseas to our allies natural gas. american energy because energy is known

these are the things which croatians like to hear from mr milanovic, certainly in his first term, and now very much very given him the green's been a gripping day in the third round of the fa cup. the two most successful sides in the history of the competition were facing each other with the 13 time winners and holders manchester united knocking out 1a time winners arsenal on penalties, after the game finished 1—1, they won the shoot—out 5—3, with joshua zirkzee scoring the winning kick, after united's turkish keeper altay bayindir had saved from kai havertz. he also saved a penalty from martin odegaard in normal time. the united captain bruno fernandes had given them a second half lead, but united then had diogo dalot sent off on the hour mark for a second booking and though garbriel equalised a few minutes later, arsenal couldn't make the extra man count, united hanging on until penalties. we have to compete no matter what the situation, and we competed today. i think they had more chances, but i think we deserve the win. it is not personal, didn't deserve the lose, we deserved the win. the way we play, the way we fight

mr. jack lumber in denmark, hector el protector in puerto rico, anna of green in germany.f the bird king project is one of the latest. in a series of troll sculptures he has been commissioned to build here in the u.s., which includes bennie the beard fishing in michigan, the rock planter in colorado, pia the peacekeeper in washington state. giants they are, but gentle ones. they aren't here to terrify, he says. they're here to teach. specifically, about the one mistake we humans can't seem to outgrow. our ever growing piles of trash. >> everything that i do is showing people that trash can have value so that trash doesn't need to be a negative thing that's suffocating our world, but it can be a beautiful thing that we can build our common world with. and a pie like this, that's a dream come true. that's like a regular toy store. >> reporter: yep, his toys are mostly made from recycled wood, scraps that might otherwise end up in a landfill or just be burned. discarded shipping pallets are his favorite. a typical troll needs about five tons of them. >> the world is running o

mr. myers for 5 minutes to summarize his opening statement. chairman green, ranking member thompson, members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today. my name is adam myers, and i serve as senior vice president for counter adversary operations of crowdstrike. for over a decade, i've led the company's practice area, monitoring and disrupting cyber threats. today i will share insights into the global cyber threat landscape and highlight steps we can take to strengthen our collective defenses. as a leading us cybersecurity company, crowdstrike has a unique vantage point which gives us unparalleled visibility into adversaries evolving tactics and allows us to see the full scope of the threats facing our nation. after over a decade of investing in programs to strengthen their cyber capabilities, china has matured to achieve at least parity with other world cyberpowers. they now possess a sophisticated and highly effective offensive cyber capacity targeting every region and every industry vertical across the globe. recent campaigns demonstr

mr. trump claimed windmills were hurting whales, and that america had spent trillions of dollars on the green deal. now the green new deal was never passed. the president elect also claims special counsel jack smith was executing people. he has not. during the question and answer phase, the president elect said he could not promise not to use u.s. forces against panama or denmark in his efforts to take over the panama canal and greenland. now, the original impetus for the speech was not whales or the special counsel. it was an announcement from trump ally hussain sajwani. the emirati billionaire says he will invest money in american data centers. it's been amazing news for me and my family. when he was elected in november, we've been waiting four years to increase our investments in u.s. to very large amount of money. now from there, mr. trump spoke at great length about heat and wind and water. he promised americans will soon take better showers. no water comes out of the shower. it goes drip, drip, drip. so what happens? you're in the shower ten times as long. you know, no water comes out o

mr. speaker. since 2012 the tracks power station has been given 7 billion pounds of green subsidies while the government for burning 27 million trees per year. that is enough money for five years of pensioners' winter fuel payments. while off jim has been asleep at the wheel the recent report concluded that tracks claimed those subsidies illegally. will the prime minister today demand to see that kpmg report before giving another one pound of taxpayers money? p.m. starmer: thank you for raising this. it is an important issue. of course, we will look at the reports. but i do not join in her description. we will look at the report. >> thank you, mr. speaker. lancashire is a wonderful county full of great businesses and hard-working people. [laughter] but for too long we have been held back by an out dated two-tier council system. the governments evolution bill is a massive opportunity for us to get back in the fast lane and catch up with manchester and liverpool. the prime minister call on leaders to work together in the interest of our residents, putting aside political differences and self-interest and

the business of trump cutting spending and stopping funding of dei and green new deal and the misnamed inflation reduct act and mr. tram subpoena doing this and not backing off and coming to shrink the federal work force and we probably agree with that washington post in the lead and he'll do it, senator, he'll do it and i'll do it. >> he's all in and i'll do everything to support him on cutting spending and digest danger to our country and it's a fight between conservatives and libertarians and the biggest danger to our country is from within. it's the debt. it's not foreign invasion and we have to preparerses and defend our country militarily, but it's not our real danger. it's from within to de-troy the country from debt and interest rate started to turn and exponential and tahin all broke putting in perspective the diet lment program suck up all the revenue and budget we vote on, which is military and nonmilitary discretionary and it's a third all borrowed and zeroed out the budget that congress votes on. you don't balance a budget. this problem is bigger than most people can even fathom. larry: i think you'r

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people with with green cards, students, temporary workers, daca holders, and t.p.s. holders. mr.this bill will now give crime victims all the reasons in the world not to report a crime. this bill punishes victims pushes victims back into the shadows, telling the victims if you report a crime, you are subject to deportation. look, i ask my colleagues let's go back, let's redraft this bill to do what it's intended to do. to get sexual predators off our streets and to protect the victims of sex crimes this most heinous crimes. thank you very muc i ask my colleagues please vote no on this measure. i yield. mr. raskin: i want to thank the gentleman for his excellent remarks. we reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland reserves. the gentlewoman from florida is recognized. ms. lee: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcclintock: mr. speaker, three moms came before the judiciary committee last fall. they had one thing in common. their daughters had been brutally

debt, god forbid we have trillions of dollars going out the door for a green new deal programs that are benefiting china. my correct? mr. duke: the macroeconomic context matters a lot. the inflation is high. rep. van duyne: the 20% inflation we got over the last four years? i'm assuming you are advocating against all of those tax increases? mr. duke: every country in the world experienced those. rep. van duyne: i'm assuming you are against those? mr. duke: justin trudeau is facing that problem. rep. van duyne: i do not want to compare the u.s. to justin trudeau. there is a reason why that man has quit his job. mr. duke: inflation was a global supply chain phenomenon. rep. van duyne: you are also, if i'm correct, the point person on the supply chain data during the infant formula crisis of 2022? mr. duke: yes. rep. van duyne: so, we all saw how that went. i want to make sure that we are appreciating the opportunity right now to be able to correct some of the views we are seeing. the misinformed views of the tax cuts and jobs act. you were saying the rich experience getting richer, the poor experienced getting poorer, ho

mr. trump's response to this. steve, thanks so much, indeed. >> thank you. stuart: the green is still there but only just.ow's up 130, nasdaq up 82 points. mike lee with us this morning. he's wearing his trump outfit. [laughter] mike, are you still a super bull? >> absolutely. absolutely. we have an improving economy, okay? we have earnings exploding from the best companies in the world. unfortunately, the government needs to refinance $9 trillion worth of debt over the next 12 months. this is putting pressure if on interest rates, okay? so interest rates, the 10-year and the 30-year, the 2 2-year treasuries, they should be linked to economic growth and inflation. and it will be over time, but in temporary situations it can get pushed out of mace by things -- place by things like issuing more debt in one year than we've ever possibly imagine ifed -- stuart: the so the debt crisis could limit market gains in socks. >> what i would say though with that is these aren't fundamental changes to the economies or the earnings power of these companies. so it will just put pressure on stock prices for temporary per

greens, a candidate to become challenge slides. currently, the economics minister robot haul back, he said hands all 5 democracy, mr. moscow, where a point 8 on must called him a traitor to the gym and people at a full so it goes back and forth. a lot of politicians are cooling for more regulation of fake news and social media and that kind of thing. and i'm sure we'll see a lot more of that. of those types of holes in the coming weeks. i want to buy the i asked a i have a lot of a lot of musk samples as well. i think they, if they are overwhelmingly very happy about this kind of support, not say a static, i mean, he's someone who's an influential a celebrity. i think you could cool, hey, mary, has the air of donald trump, of course. and you know, he, he generates a lot of media comment free. and it's to some extent they, if they are leaning in, they say that to the media, to the team around alice vital is their jobs for the candidates are in regular contact with a loan mosques people. and on the 1st day, alice viable and it will not continue to hold some sort of conversation live on the mosques platform x that designed to i'm, i t

really see the darnall on the green tree investments going to germany because of the new opportunities which are related to the new possibility to use the interest spectrum. >> and mr. chancellor, maybe one last question. i presented this morning in my opening remarks, was this meeting should be constructive optimist and you would call it also pragmatic optimism and now could you summarize for us, what makes you really optimistic for the future. >> democracy the people, and the opportunities, we have when we are really sticking to using the opportunities. o an artificial intelligence then use technologies we have in biology and other here's the offer madison and there a lot of opportunities that we should use them. >> the say social opportunities are not there which we also have to deal with the opportunities of our future and thank you very much

mr. mcclintock: i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from georgia, ms. greene. ms. greene: i hope we open as many prisons as possible to hold as many illegal aliens who invaded our country and breaking our laws and killing our citizens, women and children, and causing complete havoc across our great land. i support the laken riley act and i support the laken riley act because laken riley should be alive today and she would be alive today if it hadn't been for the democrats in the biden administration that ripped our border open and allowed this illegal alien monster to come into our country. and then in the state of new york, when this monster was arrested for committing crimes, the democrat state of new york let him go. and that's how he came down to georgia and murdered our laken riley. this is a bill that cannot get passed fast enough. and so thankful the american people overwhelmingly voted for donald trump so we can sign this bill into law, and it can't happen fast enough. thank god. but listening to my colleagues, the democrats on the other side of the aisle c

mr. mcclintock: i yield two minutes to the gentlelady from georgia, ms. greene. ms. greene: i hope we open as many prisons as possible to hold as many illegal aliens who invaded our country and breaking our laws and killing our citizens, women and children, and causing complete havoc across our great land. i support the laken riley act and i support the laken riley act because laken riley should be alive today and she would be alive today if it hadn't been for the democrats in the biden administration that ripped our border open and allowed this illegal alien monster to come into our country. and then in the state of new york, when this monster was arrested for committing crimes, the democrat state of new york let him go. and that's how he came down to georgia and murdered our laken riley. this is a bill that cannot get passed fast enough. and so thankful the american people overwhelmingly voted for donald trump so we can sign this bill into law, and it can't happen fast enough. thank god. but listening to my colleagues, the democrats on the other side of the aisle c

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and do you seriously believe mr. murtz, that you could fool the citizens into thinking that anything would improve for you? if you continue to curry favor with the greens and the s p d and commit yourself to forming a coalition with these parties, this is precisely what your dogma of the undemocratic firewall, which is not provided for. and the basic law amounts to the so called firewall is nothing more than an anti democratic cartel agreement to undermine the will of the voters in order to exclude millions of voters. meanwhile, ahead of next month's federal elections, polls show a search in the popularity of the right wing party while support for the transfer. those s p these fall in the way the issues of immigration and economy has set to be the main concerns of both as but let's get some thoughts on all of this now and speak to a member of the of the party. gonna lead to mind joining us live from the abilene. good, i is good to have you join me now. so the firewall has finally been broken. it is, it's a one off or it could open the door to a more influential role for the f. b going forward. i think get rid of the open. uh, does it go up for the a of

mr. speaker, even as his time in office is coming to an end, president biden and his administration are still forcing out-of-touch mandates on the american people. to confront president biden's green new deal agenda, i am proud to reintroduce the preserving choice in vehicle purchases act, which passed this house in a bipartisan manner in the last congress. this legislation would ensure that california is is unable to move forward with a ban on the sale of gasoline powered vehicles. this dramatic change would alter the way that vehicles across our nation are sold. at a time when our electric grid is not prepared to meet the demands of a fully electric fleet. it's time to put a stop to the biden administration's far left agenda. it's time to allow american drivers to be able to choose the vehicle that they want to drive. thank you. mr. speaker, the elect in this past november was a loud and clear signal from the american public that they want a secure border and safe streets. that's why my republican colleagues and i are quickly moving legislation to secure our border and ensure that violent criminals are removed from our communities. the preventing violence against women by illega

green energy. do you still believe, mr. zeldin, that it's our job to reduce our reliance on fossil fuels? mr. zeldin: ideally, senator, to the extent that -- first off, i support all of the above energy. sen. markey: no, i didn't ask you that. do you believe it's imperative, using your words, reduce our reliance on fossil fuels, do you still believe that? mr. zeldin: considering all factors in an ideal world, we would be able to pursue always the cleanest, greenest energy sources possible. sen. markey: i'm not hearing you agree with lee zeldin in 2016 so means we're in a completely different context for your nomination hearing. do you see the fires in l.a. right now? did you see the storms ripple through georgia and through north carolina? the threat of climate change hasn't gone away since you said that in 2016. and i'm just worried now your change of tone is politics and not the science, which you apparently did believe at that time. let me ask you the next question. do you also accept that under the supreme court's ruling in 2007 in massachusetts versus e.p.a. and in three subsequent cases

green ink but it may have well. she was complaining that saying she crashed to the reputation. it was actually crashing the economy that damaged her reputation. mr. speaker, all they've got is complaining. no defense for their sorry record. no ideas. they are like a blank piece of paper blowing hopelessly in the wind. no one the country put them in the bin. >> jim dixon. >> thank you, mr. speaker. patients in kent are experiencing a winter crisis due to years of on investment in the nhs. many are having to be treated on trolleys and corridors with cases of winter flu and other viruses, providing a significant challenge to local health services. what assurance can the prime minister offer my residents in dartford that the reform an extra investment set out will make this inadequate care if of the past and what he visit darrent valley hospital with me? >> thank you for raising this and i am deeply sorry for those receiving inadequate care in his constituency. the last government left the nhs in a critical condition, but it can't deliver growth with record waiting lists. our plan for change diagnostic centers and i will consider his invitation. >>

mr. speaker, i want to thank my very good friend, steve cohen, from memphis, tennessee. the home of al greenand we had a lot of good times in the state senate. we brought some famous people to the floor, our dear friend steve crawford, in the rock 'n roll hall of fame. some of his guitars are in thing smithsonian -- are in the smithsonian. many others. isaac hayes. we sang the theme from "shaft" on the senate floor. i'm sure someone will dig for that and hopefully that's been erased from history. when we brought isaac hays, i -- hey, i almost forgot about -- hayes, i almost forgot about him. we had a great relationship with those folks and people often ask me why i'm friends with congressman cohen. he's probably my oldest friend up here, truth be known. he's correct, we did sponsor a bill to raise the speed limit. i think i asked for 85. knowing we'd take 07 in the house -- 70 in the house. the week prior to that i'd brought peyton manning to the house floor and i think i could have probably passed communism and gotten 100 miles per hour if i wanted to that week. actually. because that was p

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