mr. green is chasing headlines. the same goes for aoc who is chasing headlines and try to get her face on tv. there is nothing wrong with that but if you go to her district, who is she representing? herself or her district? yesterday you had mr. cohen. host: let's have the congressman responded what you said about his district and where his focus should be. guest: thank you for your call. i appreciate it. by the way, those conditions you brought to our attention, they are all over this country. there are pockets all over the country were these things take place. i want to end them all over the country, which is why i have been at the forefront of fighting against these poverty issues we have in front. i will continue to do that. that doesn't mean i can do other things as well. it is not unusual for people who don't want me to do something to try to distract me by saying you should be doing something else. there are many other things i may be can do at some point in my life. this is a focus i believe is important for

reporter: just to be clear here, coming back to my point about mr. green, if you think that elon musk has control of the treasury system and so and so forth, why wouldn't you be behind an idea of impeaching the president. mr. aguilar: i get the question. the vice chair and i are here to talk on behalf of the democrat caucus. this isn't a focus of the democratic caucus. we laid out our strategy. legislative, litigation, outreach and communication and that continues to be the focus. if there are more focuses or if there are new ideas that we feel have the support of the caucus, you'll hear us talk about it. reporter: in the spirit of the caucus, leader jeffries mentioned that all democrats need are three or a small number of house republicans to join you all to stop some of the stuff that's going on. you have all target instead republicans that members can speak to that you all can kind of comeup kate with -- communicate with, whether it's a private to discuss or get some feelers on are there any republicans who could bypass leadership, bend leadership or go

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. mr. green: and still i rise, mr. speaker. and i rise today, mr. speaker, with a to whom it may concern message. to whom it may concern, ethnic cleansing in gaza is not a joke. especially when it emanates from the president of the united states, the most powerful person in the world. when he has the ability to perfect what he says. ethnic cleansing in gaza is no joke and the prime minister of israel should be ashamed. knowing the history of his people to stand there and allow such things to be said. ethnic cleansing has been a crime against humanity, and i stand here today in the well to denounce what was said, to denounce what the president said, to denounce the complicity of the prime minister of israel, and to remind people that dr. king was right. injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. and injustice if gaza is a threat to justice in the united states of america. i rise to announce that the movement to impeach the president has begun. i rise to announce that i will bring a

mr. green is chasing headlines.he same goes for aoc who is chasing headlines and try to get her face on tv. there is nothing wrong with that but if you go to her district, who is she representing? herself or her district? yesterday you had mr. cohen. host: let's have the congressman responded what you said about his district and where his focus should be. guest: thank you for your call. i appreciate it. by the way, those conditions you brought to our attention, they are all over this country. there are pockets all over the country were these things take place. i want to end them all over the country, which is why i have been at the forefront of fighting against these poverty issues we have in front. i will continue to do that. that doesn't mean i can do other things as well. it is not unusual for people who don't want me to do something to try to distract me by saying you should be doing something else. there are many other things i may be can do at some point in my life. this is a focus i believe is important for m

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mr. green. we are grateful for this invitation to reduce the last time today. michael joe rich confirmed that we are expected there and take his word on that. it promised us the best venue in downtown belgrade for russia's ability. anderson kitchens was younger spirits. nobody was doing it was always show a serbian friends, the best success in hosting this very important element, exit visual and all the more. thank you for your question and thanks for the answer . and as the lab rolls, you know, then it'll be an owner. if russia is represented tech will export 2027 equipment that's adult night, it seemed like those of those. how do we expect this exhibition that it's all together? honestly, i'm not sure exactly the same as many participating states and ask for our plots. he will desire to contribute to the resolution. i want the most crumb of the situation in ukraine. 1515 serbia is a country of motors to a political capability who is considering is offering on saratoga and population counseling my. but we were really willing to make a contribution much to this

chair greene: the gentlemen time has expired. mr. hedtler: apologies. i can't see the flashing lights. chair greene: we appreciate your testimony. now i recognize myself for five minutes of questions. i want to thank our witnesses today for testimony and the suggestions you have brought before this committee. i want to thank chairman cromer for this opportunity to chair the historic oversight subcommittee on doge. americans are shocked to learn $2.7 trillion of their hard earned tax dollars have been stolen or wasted in improper payments since 2003. you see, in the private sector, companies cannot continue to run if they keep employees that allow waste and abuse with their resources. but, that has continued for decades here in the federal government. mr. talcove new private sector companies have a lower rate of improper payments that the federal government? mr. talcove: -- than the federal government? mr. talcove: yes. the crime rate in the public sector is around 20%. in the private sector it is around 3%. it is really because tools used in the private

mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, and still i rise. a proud liberated democrat. unbossed. unbought. and unafraid. i rise as one who is not, is not a sunshine freedom fighter. one who can stand before the crowds, this is what a sunshine freedom fighter does, stand before the crowd, plenty of people to surround you, and receive the cheers. i believe that there are times when one has to stand alone. and on some issues it is better to stand alone, mr. speaker, than not stand at all. so today, mr. speaker, i rise to proclaim february 4, 2025 as a day that will live in infamy. it was a day when the leaders of two nuclear powers stood next to each other and these nuclear power representatives, these persons who had the ability to create a nuclear holocaust, something that not even the mind of dante can imagine. these two persons made comments about gaza. one person said, it would be nice, not in these exact words, to make gaza a bert place for people to live -- better place for people to live. i'm paraphrasing. this person went on to talk about how this super power woul

mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, and still i rise. a proud, liberated democrat. unbought. unbossed. and unafraid. and i rise, mr. speaker, today in the name of liberty and justice for all. in the name of government of the people, by the people, for the people. i rise to remind us of the words of ben franklin. he reminded us that we have a republic, if we can keep it. so i rise today to warn all of the great education living threat to our republic. i rise to explain how we must deter this threat, or we must remove it. i rise to explain how the consequences of doing nothing can be harmful to all that we hold dear. mr. speaker, our greatest living threat is a president who defies court orders. our greatest living threat is a president who defies court orders. one can only imagine what america would be like today if president eisenhower had defied the order of the court in brown vs. the board of education. you see, it was brown vs. the board of education that desegregated society to the extent that it is. that integrated it to the extent that it is. that probably has

that's not lifesaving and not combating you boli gentleman from tennessee mr. green> i appreciate your leadership and i look forward to working alongside you to bring reform to our diplomatic strategy we certainly have a lot of work to do. the hearing is just the beginning. the corruption going on behind usaid doors has been a wake-up call for all americans as chairman of the house homeland chair committee the border and the policies that kept america safe i saw firsthand the willful refusal to protect this country. under the guidance of foreign aid usaid has been unapologetic front for far left agenda. it has become self-evident there were a handful of foolish policies but coordinated strategy of radical idiotic and often anti-american priorities. idiotic you say? millions to teach moroccans how to make pottery? moroccans are making pottery before we were a country. this entire debate today and the crocodile tears from democrats just goes to show what's wrong with this town. not a single democrat i've heard has expressed dismay at the many examples of crazy wasteful

i think you know how to reach mr. green after the form. next person is carol abney, a tennessee dnc member. >> we all know red states need extra help, so my question is for all of you. for the past 16 years, the transgender community has only gotten one at large seat each time. will you pledge to appoint more than one transgender person to an at large seat, and will you commit to making sure those appointments reflect the gender and ethnic diversity of the transgender community? jen: since carol wanted to ask everybody, and i want to give mr. paul the opportunity to be fair for everyone to speak more, would everybody here commit to that? this there anyone who wouldn't? raise your hand if you would commit to what she just asked. jen: i will go to faiz in a second but i want to give mr. paul time to talk about why. gov. o'malley: i think governor -- mr. paul: i think governor o'malley wants us to make a false confession, and i don't think we should permit i think joe biden's work for working-class people in this country was better than barac

for promoting lgbtq acceptance uganda that is not lifesavingli or combating ebola and gentlemen, mr. greenize him i think you and appreciate your leadership and i look forward to working alongside you to bring needed reform for diplomatic strategy and we certainly have a lot of work toer do is hearing is just beginning accountability is also your thank you witnesses today the corruption going on behind usaid doors has been a wake-up call for all americans instrument of the house homelandam security last two i spent the years exposing the biden administration sabotage our border policies that kept america safe i saw firsthand the willful refusal to protect this country in the guise of foreign aid, usaid has been unapologetic front far left agenda this become self-evident there were not while they were a handful of foolish policy but rather a coordinated strategy of radical idiotic and often anti- american priority and idiotic, millions to teach moroccans how to make pottery the rockets were pottery before we were a country in this entire debate today, and the crocodile tears from democrats

the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. green, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. thank the ranking member as well and would like to associate myself with the comments of the ranking member and mr. powell, i would like to compliment you for standing up to the president for literally reserving the independence of the fed. it was one of those pivotal moments in time. it would have been more than your simply resigning, it would have been the president taking control of the fed with one of his puppets. mr. powell, i'd like to speak to you now about the process of collecting tariffs. when the tariff is collected, at what point does that actually happen? if we impose a tariff, the product is coming into the country, where is that tariff collected? >> great question. i'm not an expert on that. i'm going to say the customs bureau collects it, but i stand -- i stand to be corrected by anyone who-- >> i believe you're correct. that's what my research reveals. permit me to extend this. when it is collected it goes into a coffer. i believe we call that coffer the general fund.

mr. greene, black, bill hagerty should be paying attention to their states and not two satans, which is donaldrump. that is all i have to say. have a blessed day. host: dave in new orleans, the line for independents. caller: i have a story i heard from my buddy the other day. he said the d.e.i. issue, i'm not prejudiced but a lot of white women are being laid off and the black people were thinking a lot of the dei issues was to get rid of us. we are not that large of a population in the united states. a lot of the dei is caucasian. ken washington journal do a show on dei? have the dei people call in? thank you. host: mark in milwaukee, the line for democrats. caller: good morning. my main concern is the division between the parties and fake news. it seems that each party has their own news sources and the bottom line for me is i am trying not to look at my republican friends as being a moral. -- immoral. it is hard to do that when you have a president that doesn't really care about anybody but himself. the policies that they voted for are only going to hurt the entire population. thank you. ho

. >> everything about it so so it's green you can mr. quincy kind of duck first thing you see the un no good. >> it's a building that helps the building and then if you get a city hall with the rumble i mean you don't miss it. >> so it's no good. >> and then at the end chris catches are all well everything else you have to pay attention and then you to the golden gate bridge with the city in the fog you know we are in the fog to be careful there's been some poisoning of the fog is not here yet you know okay i will be back to your regular oversights board meeting. please try to pay attention. you know, try to catch up on a stack of tv when i'm talking. i did it on the fire department's last when was it? >> wednesday. and i'm going to do it again against the board of supervisors. >> it's important to you if you want to be alive in six months you better listen. have a good day. thank you. thank you. and at the final agenda item ten in calling line item two adjournment action item all those in favor. all right, all right. >> any nays this me

green. after four minutes the light will turn yellow and the red light comes on your five minutes have expired and we would ask that you please wrap up. i now recognize mr. talcove for his opening statement. sharon a green ranking member stansbury and distinguished members of the state broke her decade a silent war has been waged to taxpayers with bombs or guns but they add technology. government systems permit criminals -- during a pandemic they stole $1 trillion this. 70% those dollars went overseas. shockingly it's not just criminals exploiting the system it's the lawaw system itself acting as the accomplice. if left unchecked u.s. government will continue to lead the world in funding cybermet criminals. this is a date in technology problem and a data-driven response. criminals in the turn benefit programs into their personal atm machines exploiting those in need for benefits that may never come. these crooks use the money to fund child trafficking dispersed drugs in our community and terrorism. for years, networks have stolen personal information from the public and private-sector could exploit real identities manipulatems antiquated governmt system

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

to james reese in tussle green spaces, campuses logged in just a passport on an escalation the mr. down at least public secondary school in the capital t always science teachers like maya place ecology at the heart of the teaching. what do you think for a system and what do you know of the day about the closest things in? can you tell what do on stand by or system organism and non degree non living factors such as of water, air and niche. okay. very good talking, you knew that sounds like a can you tell that what this always status of the ecosystem to did? well, how do you feel always pull system is from my perspective, you decide that it was getting extreme environments. deepening for us to us is all due to human fact. okay. human insights . let's sit down with to okay. no, you understood that they are human in fact on because system drive 3. 0, how do you feel that the changes are happening? you know, climate globally. oh, she's changing drastically. so to give an example of used to be very slow and you know not before now it's only on the car. so i think of me. oh, you want to t

mr. clean, the kool-aid man, green giant comes from a different company. you have to kind of adhere to all their brand bibles, the rules about what each character can say and speak, lots of of little rules about how this stuff works out. >> okay. and in the variety article, you also talked about tagging. what's that all about? >> tagging is when you take a character or a thing from another commercial, another advertiser, and put it in your commercial. the networks don't like it because you're kind of giving a free ad to somebody who's not paying for it, really kind of a sneaky way of of doubling up on your commercial and what's inside of it. >> do you have any favorites? i mean, ones that you really think people will, you know, latch on to gravitate toward that will be the real hits? >> i kind of like this hellmann's mayo ad with when harry met sally, billy crystal and meg ryan back to bring their characters back after 35 years. well, younger viewers get it, i don't know, but for some it's going to be kind of heartwarming to see them recreating a famous sc

green light. >> i want to on the substance of mr. [inaudible] comments do you have response? >> i mean the two options to are both possible. it will -- you know add additional costs. to retrofit whatever that is there to comply with. the two alternatives he presented. so, i mean, i will have to discuss the actual details that they will accept -- and resubmit if that is the way the board directs us. >> and as for mr. teague's comments on the nature of the covering? did you hear that -- from their perspective either is. >> yes but i -- i understand that, plastic will not be possible as. yea. to have. we'll hear from dbi. nothing further this matter is submitted. thank you all for your presentations. and -- i'm surprised how the course of the conversations went and the presentations went. this is why we have the written submissions and the oral testimony. and the expertise of the city and of the parties. i will turn to commissioner swig for a motion as to how we address the objection from the city the appropriateness of granting of permit >> i -- i thought i knew it all when i a

governor greene said that mr. kennedy and others fanned the flames of fear. they said they got little news from outside their community but that in the months before the 2019 epidemic, they were bo bombarded with social media posts claiming that vaccinations were unsafe and would harm or even kill their children. activists from other countries, including mr. kennedy, claimed vaccines were dangerous. many samoans were afraid to vaccinate their children and by late 2019, the epidemic was raging overwhelming samoa's national health care system. governor greene concluded by saying, as we look to the future, the possibility of his being confirmed, he's talking about robert kennedy, being confirmed as the secretary of health and human services is cause for grave concern. i worry he would jeopardize half a century of progress and success gained by the united states as a result of vaccination programs. too much depend on our commitment to truth and the lifesaving power of vaccines to entrust mr. kennedy with a direction of these programs. our children's lives depend

mr. birchett votes aye. ms. green. ms. green votes aye. ms. boebert. ms. luna. mr. langworthy. mr. burleson. mr. crane. mr. crane votes aye. mr. jack. mr. mcgwire. mr. mcgwire votes aye. mr. gill. mr. gill votes aye. mr. connolly. >> nay. >> mr. connolly votes nay. ms. morton. >> no. >> ms. norton votes no. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. crushwortny votes no. ms. o'connell. mr. emfume. ms. brown. >> brown notes no -- i'm sorry, yes. yes. voting no to table. >> ms. brown votes no. ms. have advancebury. >> i vote no to a motion that would table a subpoena for elon musk. it's out of order to discuss what the motion is? ok, guys. >> it's out of order. >> order, order, order. all right. let's go. >> ms. stansberry votes no. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee. ms. lee votes no. mr. kazar. >> no on the motion to table our motion to have elon musk give this committee. >> mr. kazar votes no. ms. crockett. >> no on giving the american people the transparency that they deserve -- >> demagoguery again! >> ms. crockett votes no. ms. randle. ms. randle vo

mr. birchett votes aye. ms. green. ms. green votes aye. ms. boebert. ms. luna. mr. langworthy. mr. burleson. mr. crane. mr. crane votes aye. mr. jack. mr. mcgwire. mr. mcgwire votes aye. mr. gill. mr. gill votes aye. mr. connolly. >> nay. >> mr. connolly votes nay. ms. morton. >> no. >> ms. norton votes no. mr. lynch. mr. lynch votes no. mr. crushwortny votes no. ms. o'connell. mr. emfume. ms. brown. >> brown notes no -- i'm sorry, yes. yes. voting no to table. >> ms. brown votes no. ms. have advancebury. >> i vote no to a motion that would table a subpoena for elon musk. it's out of order to discuss what the motion is? ok, guys. >> it's out of order. >> order, order, order. all right. let's go. >> ms. stansberry votes no. mr. garcia. mr. garcia votes no. mr. frost. mr. frost votes no. ms. lee. ms. lee votes no. mr. kazar. >> no on the motion to table our motion to have elon musk give this committee. >> mr. kazar votes no. ms. crockett. >> no on giving the american people the transparency that they deserve -- >> demagoguery again! >> ms. crockett votes no. ms. randle. ms. randle vo

mr. sununu: climate is not a hoax. prof. sesno: what is the green new deal? i don't even know what that is. mr. sununu: [indiscernible] who gets hurt by energy bills? most of us can pay. but an elderly couple can't. it is almost unpayable. why is it that when i bring hydropower down from canada, if the plans are too big they don't get renewable energy credits. don't tell me they are not gaming this system with massively high prices. i was an environmental consultant. do you know how much money we made? it's a scam. it's insanely expensive. you have to say we will address climate change but let's do it through the lens of those who have to pay the bill. that's it, it is give and take on all of this in the cost is a serious issue when you have a country that is 36 trillion in debt. prof. sesno: i want to say this before we move on, yes, the cost is an issue and yes the country is in debt but let's think about how much money, taxpayer money over the years has gone to fossil fuel companies to let them drill and support their businesses and appreciate the amount of

. >> no law says the greenroom must be green, this is custom and tradition and mrs. kennedy put in place some rules and procedures that oversee this process today and i've worked with the obamas, trumps and bidens, had terrific relationships with all three and i can tell you all of on left this house more special than they found it and all of them observed the tradition and customs that were put in place by missus kennedy and those who preceded them. >> so many pieces of art in the green room. can they change those around? >> they can be changed. there is an advisory group created by each president established by mrs. kennedy that today is called the committee for the preservation of the white house, all volunteer, no staff, staff and first lady and support from the park service, head of historic homes, museums, art galleries and they will advise. for example first lady laura bush wanted to undertake a restoration of the lincoln bedroom she went to this committee and said i would like to do this, what would be fitting and proper, they would advise on that aunt come t

mr. speaker. since 2012 the tracks power station has been given 7 billion pounds of green subsidies while the governmentor 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 mo

green pass. then they get -- they lose their license. so, mrou might be the most powerful actor in hollywood, but, you can't tell contractor to go against the city ordinance so, they sit there and say something has got to give and insurance companies who are not there to pay out. they are there to litigate. so they want to sue you for everything. and if you can't produce how much contents you had in your house, exactly the place, they will just knock it off how much they owe. so this is a mess. remember, trump sat there and said why are they forced to wait? these people want to fix their stuff. why are they waiting? well we want to keep them safe. she still is struggling to do anything republican tia people of los angeles said is he too much like a businessman. we want someone with alaska experience and gumption. >> ainsley: he was in l.a. >> brian: is he probably going to run for governor. >> lawrence: carley has headlines. >> carley: yes. good morning to you guys. fbi kash patel will trump's nomination was one step close egg. he heads to a se

mr. collins. >> how can he say for sure? they were. caucasian. >> please allow. agent green>> to answer. >> the question. >> i've seen puerto ricans. >> whiter than my tush after a long winter. i would say that cone stood for a kind of. aggressiveness. he stood for a kind of brute force. dissimulation and misinformation in a lot of ways. i see him as one of the progenitors of fake news. his relationship to the truth was very malleable, and he had a flagrant disregard for the truth. >> there's another clip that we have. essentially what what cone taught donald trump? um, talking about how he shaped him become the ascendant figure that he is today. >> you want to know how to win? i'm going to let you in on a little secret. there's rules. roy cohn's three rules of winning. the first rule is the simplest. attack, attack, attack. >> civil rights. cats. >> i hope the. judge bates got real money, because, uh, after i get. >> you. >> flying, you're sure going to need it. >> excuse me. >> unless you drop your baseless litigation, i am countersuing the justice department for $100 mill