mr. grown. a couple of questions related mr commissioner lemberg i like to get more from you not on the inaccuracies butt scope of work. there was contention the scope was not shown in the plans. >> i'm sorry. examplined the scope of work is accurate? i have not bob site but the plans do indicate that the details and everything are to repair the stairs and make sure it is on one side of the property. like i said we would given them a permit without plans. >> sure. and may be that would have been appealed. the next question is about the contention the stair was not permitted. there were permits for the stair? >> right. >> permit from 1967 can i have the over head. up see 1331 church street? real place roar back. i could say that -- look at this over head. that is the only rear backstairs. it is rear not the front there are no stairs in the rear of the property it is the setback. and so because there is only the single address the stairs were intended to be built not connected to the appellate's pr

this period, which is more than 7 billion dollars compared to the same period last year. has grown according to mr. khandozi, the share of oil and non-oil exports of the country during this period was more than 63 billion dollars, and the share of imports was more than 48 billion dollars. economic affairs and finance said: customs for the first time published the monthly foreign trade report, including the export statistics of oil, electricity and technical services engineering has calculated. the deputy minister of labor cooperation and social welfare announced the deposit of 2 million tomans subsidy for two months of judicial packages for children under five years old who need extra nutrition and said that the first subsidy of 400 thousand tomans will be paid at the same time. food packages were also paid to mothers of children under the age of two. government support for families with children under 5 years old. the first support plan is one million toman credit for food baskets for children who need additional food coverage. that is, i am the head of the household with a child. who needs food

mr. olezh, we have grown up to this, i mean what i have been observing since august 24 , 1991, and before that only other slogans were communist there. this is when bright, well, first of all, bright pressers, i don't remember something, as soon as someone hires a bright press secretary, that minister will leave him for tomorrow... because he turns out to be bright, and i am a minister dull, so then the whole world says, listen, we don't care about that minister, let's make the press secretary a minister, and that's it, and we see it constantly, i am subtly hinted that , for example, the cabinet of ministers is silent, because it feels jealous of the banking one, and if there is some bright initiative there, then what the hell are you doing, where are you, where are you going, right? this is this, this is not necessary, here we have the main thing, and so everywhere , i just look, i don’t see bright people who are bright and yes, you know, like for schoolchildren, and here we are all schoolchildren, we, we did not fight all our lives, as jews, let's say, in the state of israel, we have to

this period, which is more than 7 billion dollars compared to the same period last year. has grown according to mr. khandozi, the share of oil and non-oil exports of the country during this period was more than 63 billion dollars and the share of imports was more than 48 billion dollars . it has calculated the monthly foreign trade by taking into account the export statistics of oil, electricity and technical and engineering services. government spokesman, referring to the effect. smoky cars and motorcycles in air pollution emphasized that the government is rapidly providing electric vehicles, especially in public transportation. the main priority is that we should be able to go towards electrification in the field of cars, motorcycles and cars . consumption with the cooperation of the public, private sectors and the people, and i would like to say that the reform of consumption patterns, such as the electrification of cars, such as the increase in gas production, which will make liquid fuel no longer need to be consumed, for example, in power plants, which witnessed the opening of phase 11 and 14

it has grown by more than 7% last year. according to mr. khandozi, the share of exports during this period, the country's oil and non-oil exports were more than 63 billion dollars, and the share of imports was more than 48 billion dollars. the minister of economic affairs and finance said that the customs for the first time calculated the monthly foreign trade report by including the export statistics of oil, electricity and technical and engineering services. is. despite the political tensions in west asia, the price of oil did not change much in the trading of the asian market on tuesday due to the optimism that interest rates will start to decrease in the united states. the trading price of brent oil decreased by 26 cents to 79 dollars and 13 cents per barrel. us crude oil increased by 3 cents to $73 and 59 cents per barrel the deal was made. both oil indices last week due to the events in the red sea and the restriction of the traffic of ships to the ports of the regime. zionists had an increase of about 3 percent. the managing director

mr. davis: not of my own. i have stepchildren, but they are grown. brian: where do you live now? mr.what impact has that had on you? mr. davis: it's interesting because i'd been doing this for 30 years and when i first started doing this, people thought, you know, “you're crazy,” and you know, i was called a kook and this, that, and the other, and i am going to get myself killed and even some people began shunning me. today -- brian: black folks or white folks? mr. davis: both. both. you know, because i've gone off my rock or something. today, some of these same people are calling me up saying, “daryl, what do we do? you know these people, what do we do?” because you know racism has become so emboldened today. now, people are beginning to take notice of it whereby before, either they were in denial or living in their little bubble, you know, it was not affecting them. but now, it's out there in your face and now, they don't know what to do. so they go to somebody who has been you know, embedded with it for a while. brian: president trump calls you up and says, “come to oval office,”

mr. grinch waved as he passed by. >> hopefully a sign that his heart has already grown three sizes and that we don't have to worry about anyone stealing christmas this year. >> but if he does, he's getting away quick. that's right, he's going to catch him and speaking of fast, wow, where's the time gone? the countdown to new year's has officially begun. >> here they are. the numbers two, zero and two four, which are allegedly the numbers in the next year that's coming. the seven foot tall numeral. way more than 1,000 pounds and have 588 light bulbs before arriving in times square. >> the numbers went on a cross country tour starting in los angeles before landing at the crossroads of the world. >> i like that, but you know, i'm starting to get away from the times square. i like the stiletto and key west, drop the orange ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, star of the new film "ferrari," adam driver.

industry employers trade union, the production of petrochemical products has grown by 8% in the first 8 months of the year. according to mr. abhari , currently 30% of non-fatty exports are related to petrochemical products and about 6 billion dollars of the country's downstream industries. they receive feed from this industry. petrochemical is almost the locomotive of the country's economic movement. last year, we exported 16 billion dollars, of which we spent 2 billion dollars on our own projects and needs, and 14 billion dollars on central bank. we have sold foreign currency and this width has been made available to the government for imports that the ministry of samad and the central bank themselves recognize from the north to the south of the gaza strip since this morning , it is under artillery fire and bombardment by the zionist regime's warplanes. al bala khan yunus and. among the areas in the gaza strip that recorded the most attacks . field reports indicate the martyrdom of dozens of people in these attacks. four people were martyred and several others were injured in the attack of the zionist regime's artillery

trade in this period has reached 112 billion dollars, which has grown by more than 7% compared to the same period last year. according to mr. khan, the share of oil and non-oil exports of the country during this period was more than 63 billion dollars and the share of imports was more than 48 billion dollars. the minister of economic affairs and finance said the first report of customs it has calculated the monthly foreign trade by taking into account the export statistics of oil, electricity and technical and engineering services. referring to the assassination of martyr mousavi in ​​syria, the government spokesman said in a press conference with the media: " the zionist regime should wait for iran's response." this terrorist act and this criminal act will definitely be given an appropriate response at the right time and place. this is the terrorist nature of the zionist regime today with war. gaza is clear and proven to the whole world, and no matter how much they go around and do the same stupid actions of the past day , they are covering up this historical failure, they are showing the truth. both the zionist regime an

. found out here is a real new year's miracle: the main christmas tree for lviv was grown in his yard by 75-year-old mr. yop, for more than 20 years he took care of the tree. our christmas tree was so small when joseph brought it from the carpathians, we decorated it, it glowed, we were happy. the family wanted to present a 14-meter christmas tree to the city. the host personally went to the city hall and this year it will be the main thing. decoration of christmas lviv. i believe that with this act of mine, what we accepted, what we decided to share, that beauty, that joy is ours, let's call it, you can, everyone. we hope that our hundred-year-old christmas tree will be the beauty of this year's christmas. the christmas tree has already been set up on the square by the anti-stop theater, her decorate the light illumination, which was purchased back in 18, at the top is a new symbol of anti-tank food. kyiv is still without a new year's atmosphere, for the second year in a row loud celebrations and holiday fairs are not planned in the capital, but there will be a new year's tree, it has already been ins

mr. speaker. the united states debt has grown by $2.5 trillion over the last year. for the last 20 months, thanks to biden led policies, $4.8 trillion. mr. lamalfa: this is a massive driver of inflation and lack of credit on the market out there for regular people. and so we add to all this on top of the omnibus bill done a year ago and many other big spending ideas that were gotten through in the previous congress. lately, the president wants to add $6 billion more for high-speed rail in california, $3 billion for the project that's already 15 years late and four times its budget price and $3 billion more now for what was going to be a private concern from l.a. to las vegas, the gambler's special. we need highways to be rebuilt. we need less debt causing people to not be able to make ends meet. why are we putting it on these boondoggles in southern california? it's crazy. put it towards highways people can use or something else. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? >> i'd like to speak for a minu

has reached 112 billion dollars during this period, which has grown by more than 7% compared to the same period last year. according to mr. khandozi, the share of oil exports.

employers' association, the production of petrochemical products has grown by 8% in the first eight months of the year. according to mr. abhari at present 30% of non-oil exports related to petrochemical products and about 66 billion dollars of the country's downstream industries receive feed from this industry . petrochemical it is almost the locomotive of the country's economic movement. last year, we exported 16 billion dollars, of which we spent 2 billion dollars ourselves for the project and needs of our production and 14 billion dollars to the central bank of the nima system, we sold currency and this currency in the authority of the government is placed for the imports that are recognized by the ministry and the central bank . the head of customs said that in 9 months of this year, more than 10 million 545 thousand mobile phones have entered the country. mr. rezvanifer declared the value of this number of mobile phones to be more than 2 billion and 237 million dollars. according to rizvani fard , in the 9 months of this year, 10 million and 179 thousand devices worth. more than 2 billion and 25 million dollars h

has reached 112 billion dollars during this period, which has grown by more than 7% compared to the same period last year. according to mr. khandozi, the share of oil and non-oil exports of the country during this period was more than 63 billion dollars, and the share of imports was more than 48 billion dollars.

mr. mean. yeah, i think we're just going to be doing the 2 of us just shown the or grown up gonna be a good this vehicle instead of the phone with your phone or on the internet by itself . what do you know what you guys this? what do you know tricking? you still don't have a little positive annoying hole. it just shows okay. what i mean, because, i mean there's less on the social media, whole transfer, the large a lot of people that love us a call. let us go there for real stuck with the uh, once you do so can you scale what was it just like you don't have to close as possible. so as soon as we have a set, of course, because i just hit the ground that the firms on the 20th century, if that's good for sure, but it was the present or the one that i became more associates and the storage look forward to to do i feel like what's going on right now as well, but deal but useful because most of my previous gift for someone to personally wouldn't come up so as well. so let me see, what's the story here, then what do i as, as a customer support system of the product, but still come to us. the technical i

mr. mean. yeah, i think we're just going to be doing the 2 of us just shown the or grown up. got me got this vehicle right. when was the phone at all? yeah, it was, it's if we didn't want you guys this further, you know, it took me so it took me off a little positive annoying hole. it just shows okay. what i mean was, i mean, you mean this was on the ultimate, you have to transfer the large a lot of people that love us and what is because of our real stuck with the uh, once you do so good. what was it just like it'll have to close it as possible. so as soon as we are able to set, of course, because i, i just hit the ground for enough firms on the 30th. that's kind of for sure, but it was for the present or the one that i became more associates and the storage you know, try to do i feel as much can turn harder to rely as well, but deal with us because also put various gift for someone over there, so i wouldn't go much. so as long as you felt, let me see, have somebody on the as as a customer support system of the product, but still come to us the go. sure. i'd be glad to add t

balance is this period has reached 112 billion dollars, which has grown by more than 7% compared to the same period last year. according to mr. khandozi, the share of oil and non-oil exports of the country during this period is more than 60. the minister of economic affairs and finance said that for the first time, customs has calculated the monthly foreign trade report including the export statistics of oil, electricity and technical and engineering services. the chief of general staff of the armed forces said: the leaders of the zionist regime made a strategic mistake in the assassination of martyr mousavi. major general bagheri, pointing out that the crazy actions of the zionist regime will cause the siege of this regime by the axis of resistance to be more complete, he emphasized that their crimes will not go unanswered. jaish al-harb is the capital of syria was surrounded by terrorists. last year, the terrorists had come to the eastern fort of damascus and were advancing towards zainabi seyyed razia mousavi, one of the irgc's senior advisors during the war years , participated in the planning of operations that led to t

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mr. oleksiy, that they want to transfer this issue to the military now, and no , well, maybe grown-ups, we not accepted, you see, the devil and everything we told, it is not perceived positively by society, so it is necessary to transfer the negativity onto someone, so that the negativity is not splashed on civilians . power, on the military power, well, the military, the army , let’s say this, well, i can even understand that, well, mr. zaluzhnyi calmly, without any, without pathos, without any historical expressions, just that, well, not us, it’s like we can affect the restriction of certain rights of civilians, what are we here for, we, we are an army, we have to fight, how to call him this way or call him that way, we say, we need a certain number of people to provide our...

mrs. svitlana, i saw the teaser of this documentary film, and there the boy says that he has already grownhair, and you look at the screen, and there is a child. who are these children who became the heroes of your film, what are their fates, where are they from? in general , eight heroes in our film are eight different stories of different children from different regions of ukraine, and all of them faced different challenges of the war, some of them were wounded, some lost relatives, some were deportee, some children, the war changed them not physically, but in their consciousness, and they , for example, changed their lifestyle, started volunteering or... doing some other useful things, that is, this is a story about ukrainian childhood, about what our children are going through now and what they are like now, what they dream about, how they live, and actually in the teaser, this is the story of vova karavansky, he came under terrible fire in the first days of the full-scale invasion and received very serious injuries, and it was from his story began filming this tape, it was his story t

this is about ordinary americans, the support has grown so much, i think that here yes, we can guarantee that this support, it will still be maintained, mrd let me clarify what you said, that bipartisan support will be maintained for the entire congress , why i ask, because the senate , as we know, went into work until christmas because they are working on bills, yes, which will help unlock the money, but the house of representatives went on vacation, so how can you understand that this bipartisan support will really be preserved and it really is, no , well, of course there is logic here, yes in your question that you can remember the records, yes you will know them by their deeds, yes why, because on the one hand you can always talk, yes about support , huh well, you know, in reality, ukraine managed to form such a level of perception and support that, in principle, yes... a republican, not a democrat, some serious politician, he, well, does not deny the need to support ukraine, yes, that is , it is unambiguous, even more so, even if he of the opposite opinion, then, if it is not some such radical or marginal politician who, well, or ju

mr. dharhzadeh, in the conversations you had with the judges, the quality how did i see the works of this period considering that documentary has grown a lot in the country during these years. umm salal was one of those years when the quality of the documentary was excellent, that is, i actually discussed the things i was watching with the judges, the documentary was of very good quality. one very important point it is important that we actually had documentaries in different fields with different topics, that is , it was not just that the documentaries presented this year were, for example, documentaries only about history or only about the environment and wildlife, not from this extent and scope. we also had political documentaries. yes, we had political documentaries . we also had historical documentaries. we had wildlife documentaries , we had social documentaries, in fact , in different fields, in these 600 titles that were actually sent to deirkhane, they were seen from all spectrums, and by the way, this made the judging difficult. yes, well, how were the popular votes received? it was received with great attention . well, thi

mr. president, is university endowments, which have grown incredibly large on the backs of subsidies from taxpayers, and they have made these universities completely independent of any political, financial, or other pressure, and that is why the university system in this country has gone so insane. at just three universities, mr. president, harvard, mit and penn, the endowments are approaching $100 billion. that is as large as some of the largest hedge funds in america. harvard, penn, yale, many ivy league institutions and others beyond that, are little more than hedge funds with universities attached to them as pretend. this must stop. it must stop because it enabled political insanity. it must stop because it burdened an entire generation of americans with over a trillion dollars of student debt. student debt that many of my colleagues on the other side would like plumbers to pay for. but they ought to pay for it. if they didn't have these massive endowments subsidized by taxpayers, then maybe they would be a little more to the public. i advance legislation that would do something simpl

mr. zahir, for your participation in this episode, their viewers, thank you for watching, kind regards to you all and goodbye. the headlines this hour, iran successfully launches a 500 kilogram biocapsule on board home grown

once it grown up, it it doesn't, it doesn't pay attention to anybody, it doesn't, anybody, it does not, i mean, one of the interesting scenes, just yesterday is is that the prosecutor general mr. karim khan of the icc international criminal court visited the region visited ramala and was also visiting israel. one of the ironies i have noticed here is the fact that israel does not like the icc, boycotted the icc, is not the member. the icc and while the palestinian authority or the palestinian state if you like is a full member of the icc and they have always over the last three years or so invited the icc to investigate different israeli crimes committeed in the west bank and gaza uh juuralism and you know it's it's it's a very it's a very embarrassing if you like scene for the western countries most of whom support the icc, yet they see the israel is welcoming the the prosecutor gen, at the same time they don't really like him, they will never cooperate with him, they have said this repeatedly many many, many times that they only received them for propaganda purposes, yet the man they did not allow him, they did not provide them enough security to visit gazah, "i'm sure if m

one samti, we have grown now by 30%, we have increased the number of all these, and for launchers even more, because we had separate deliveries of launchers for the patriot. thank you, mrwithout exaggeration, extremely thorough, filigree and, so to speak, with the preservation of intrigue, if the enemy, of course, ours listens. we were contacted by kostyantyn kryvolap, an aviation expert , who placed the colons extremely clearly, so we draw the attention of our editors, who monitor our broadcasts so that you can learn more, and read, of course, dear tv viewers, the espresso site and our telegram and other social networks. yes, well, but the time has come for a current selection of news, our newsroom has already monitored and prepared for you a fresh issue about what is worth knowing at this moment. anna yavomelnyk will tell soon, we pass the word on. greetings colleagues, thank you for your work, the news team continues to work, we will tell you about the most important things, stay with us. in the tavria direction, russian troops are not reducing the activity of their infantry - the commander of the tavria group of troops oleksandr tarnavskyi reports that in the area

mr. prime minister. appreciate it. 5 o'clock. >> (music). >> co-founder. we started in 2008 and with the intent of making the ice cream with grown up flavors and with like and with tons of accessible freshens and so we this is - many people will like it and other people will like you my name is alice my husband we're the owners of you won't see ice cream in san francisco and really makes fishing that we are always going together and we - we provide the job opportunity for high school students and i hired them every year and . >> fun community hubble in san francisco is my district i hope we can keep that going for many years. >> and i'm alexander the owner of ice cream and in san francisco and in the outer sunset in since 1955 we have a vast of flavors liar choke o'clock but the flavors more than three hundred flavors available and i am the owner of the ice cream. and my aunt used to take us out to eat ice cream all the time and what can i do why not bring this ice cream shop and (unintelligible) joy a banana split or a great environment for people to come and enjoy. >> we're the ordinances of the hometown and our new locations

grown up." when you're my age and you wear a robe, people just say, "we will keep the music down, mr.y'all are out here with the boom-da-boom." [ laughter ] they know about the boom-da-boom [ light laughter ] i can't wait to be an old gay. i love every type of gay i like old gays, we're mean. i like young gays, they're meaner [ laughter ] i like people who don't even know they're gay yet, they're the meanest. [ laughter and applause they're always saying stuff like, "shut up, jay, i love my wife." [ laughter ] girl, who you trying to convince [ laughter ] no we're so progressive now that all of my straight comedian friends, they come to me in secret and they go, "jay, i wish i was gay." and to that i have to say, that's a pretty gay-ass wish [ laughter ] also, you don't need magic to be gay you just have to give me 15 minutes [ laughter ] i hate to break it to y'all, but it is okay to be straight. yeah it's okay to be straight if you're straight, be proud if you're white, be -- not too much [ laughter ] are there straight white men here [ scattered yeahs and applause ] you hear how sc

what's pathetic is somebody who is a grown adult pulling a fire alarm like they are in high school. and as a high school principal, mr. bowman knows very well the old fire alarm trick. and it would be accountability for his students if they pulled the fire alarm. so that is why we are here today making sure that there is accountability. that's all this is about. all right. it's not just accountability for public -- republicans do something. there's accountability if anyone in this chamber does something, commits a crime, pleads guilty. that's what we are doing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentlelady from michigan reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from mass marks the democratic whip, ms. clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. clark: i thank the gentleman for yielding. as we speak here today, conflicts are raging around the globe. and the american people have told us exactly what they want us to do. democracy is under siege. putin is s

mr. free speech suspended journalists for saying things they didn't like including donnie jones. it's actually being promoted across the platform now? >> that's right, alex jones, it looks like he has grown his audience by about 100,000 followers since being put back on that platform. our colleague, reporting that people have opened up x, the twitter apps today, even if they haven't followed jones, a lot of people have been saying that in the algorithmic feed that promotes accounts, suggesting to people they should follow jones's account, that is of course, five years after he was initially kicked off the platform and really, i think this is just so illustrative of what we are seeing happe n with x but also with elon musk, he kind of journeys publicly down this rabbit hole of conspiracy theories, jake. >> he didn't just bring the account back, he's playing a role in elevating it. last night he hosted this x lifestream interview with him and a whole bunch of other questionable folks were joining him, andrew tate, his misogynistic internet personality that was indicted on human trafficking and rape charges and to be frank, tate wasn't even the worst dude in the conversation, why is musk ev

mr. clerk we are adjourned and happy holidays. [meeting adjourned] 5 o'clock. >> (music). >> co-founder. we started in 2008 and with the intent of making the ice cream with grown up flavors and with like and with tons of accessible freshens and so we this is - many people will like it and other people will like you my name is alice my husband we're the owners of you won't see ice cream in san francisco and really makes fishing that we are always going together and we - we provide the job opportunity for high school students and i hired them every year and . >> fun community hubble in san francisco is my district i hope we can keep that going for many years. >> and i'm alexander the owner of ice cream and in san francisco and in the outer sunset in since 1955 we have a vast of flavors liar choke o'clock but the flavors more than three hundred flavors available and i am the owner of the ice cream. and my aunt used to take us out to eat ice cream all the time and what can i do why not bring this ice cream shop and (unintelligible) joy a banana split or a great environment for people to come and enjoy. >> we're the ordinances of the hometown and our new locations

if anything, i think it's grown an expertise. mr. wimmer, who is online for this item, who is our acting manager right now for our article 11 districts, for our sort of district three and district six team. he was originally hired in as one of our sort of specialists working on almost exclusively signs pre 2018. so i think has a really unique familiarity and has been leading, you know, ongoing trainings and is seen as sort of our manager and go to when people have questions on signs. so there's a lot of different ways we tackle making sure that we've got the expertise that we're being consistent and that we have a wealth of knowledge on this matter. thank you for that, for that comment. i don't have any further questions. thank you . thank you, commissioners, for a good discussion. we have a motion that's on the table. i think we'll take up very good commissioners. if i heard correctly, there's a motion that has been seconded to approve the proposed amendment with staff modifications on that motion. commissioner braun, high commissio

mr. shmitov, maybe they’ve already caught it, it’s not so cold, it’s normal. ok, yes, how many calendars? i’m 15, that is, i’m already such a fully growncently became a lieutenant, that’s right , that is, i decided, well, that’s enough, it’s time for an officer’s rank, that’s right, well, tell me, then is , while the train is moving, we inspect the upper upper tracks, well, how are they, and that is everything was calm, right? exactly while i am here there were no incidents, thank god , and that is, we are carefully inspecting the adjacent territory for the presence of explosives in the very state of the path, thank god , so the scent will work if necessary, yes, we definitely look at both and what kind of bull do you have here ? there are 50 cows each. 50. and here, if anything happens, the guys can relax after all their work, yes, there is definitely tea, a thermos, juice, everything has all the conditions. created, well , there’s probably no point in being on duty for four, constantly hanging around in such condition, well, no, but that is, they are in shifts or as in shifts, yes, yes, so in general, attention to the personnel, read

grown as the war stretches on. that could democramake a big die in the battleground state of myrrh. mr. carried the state by just under 3% of the vote in 2020, but 200,000 muslim americans live in michigan and support for him there has begun to turn. ed o'keefe reports. >> reporter: 23-year-old adam abusalah's concerns about president biden are an alarm bell for democrats. >> he's killing our people. >> reporter: four years ago, he campaigned for the president, urging neighbors in predominantly arab american dear born, michigan, to vote against donald trump. >> if were you to ask me two months ago if i was going to vote for joe biden, i would have held fly moos and voted for him. >> he's worried about the health of the economy. but now as the administration stands by israel's deadly attacks on gaza, abusalah says he and his community can no longer support the president. >> the same way they're being silent right now in the face of injustices, we're going to be silent in november 2024. >> reporter: abdullah ha mud is dear born's first ever arab american mayor and says for many here, the

mr. secretary for being here as our witness. as the chairman said, since founding more than 175 years ago the smithsonian has become the most visited museum complex on the planet. it has grown to 21 museums numerous research centers, library system, network of hundreds of affiliates and the national zoo. it's one of the world's entities, arts and humanities. smithsonian partnered with nasa to unveil fragment of asteroid currently orbit around the sun, it's really remarkable. smithsonian scientists are studying the asteroid samples to provide insights in how water and organic molecules reached earth billions of years ago. anyone can go look at this the piece of asteroid for free. it's truly remarkable that we are able to do it. but closer to home, while sad to say good-bye to national zoo giant pandas, americans should take solace that smithsonian expert observation and researching over the next several decades has played significant goal in moving giant pandas off of the endangered species list despite smithsonian many successes it is without challenges and the challenges must be address so the smithsonian can continue great mission for the next 175 years and beyond. this y

mr. secretary for being here is our witness. as the chairman said since its founding more than 175 years ago, the smithsonian has become the most visited museum complex on the planet. it has grown to 21 museums, numerous research center the library system network of hundreds ofs affiliates and the national zoo. it is one of the world's most for most research entities the smithsonian is on the cutting edge of advances in science. in the arts and in the humanities purchased last month the smithsonian partnered with nassar to unveil a fragment of an asteroid currently in orbit around the sun. truly remarkable. to provide insights in how water and organic molecules first reached earth billions of years ago. now it's and form our understanding of the solar system for generations to come. getting a piece of this asteroid tfor free it is truly remarkabl. a bit closer to home while we are all sad to say goodbye to that national zunes giant pandas americans should take solace peknowing these smithsonian observations and research over the last decades have played a significant role in moving giant pandas off the endangered species list despite the smithsonian's many successes it is not w

what's pathetic is somebody who is a grown adult pulling a fire alarm like they are in high school. and as a high school principal, mr. bowman knows very well the old fire alarm trick. and it would be accountability for his students if they pulled the fire alarm. so that is why we are here today making sure that there is accountability. that's all this is about. all right. it's not just accountability for public -- republicans do something. there's accountability if anyone in this chamber does something, commits a crime, pleads guilty. that's what we are doing. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentlelady from michigan reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from mass marks the democratic whip, ms. clark. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for three minutes. ms. clark: i thank the gentleman for yielding. as we speak here today, conflicts are raging around the globe. and the american people have told us exactly what they want us to do. democracy is under siege. putin is s

grown in popularity using to enroll in a plan. >> thank you. thank you everyone for being here. >> the chair yields and now recognizes ms. harshbarger from tennessee for five minutes of questions. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you for being here. my background is a community pharmacist for over 36 years but i've done the [inaudible] the model i've done my whole life and i guess my question to you, sir, do you think the differential payment gap between the hospital and patient system is they are out of business and help the consolidation. >> there's no doubt there is a large part of all the hassles physicians have to do in their practice so encouraging them to move in this direction and as the population is getting older and at the house was again greater and greater it's easier to sell out and not have to deal with the hassles of employees and losing money on your business. i would note you're going to have. that's the biggest thing we did, we got a big back. three per 4% it's here right now. it's dedicated doing your prior approval. which ones manage the formulary. understand, believe me and i that. thank you for being here today because you all had been big. who thought he would have to c

mr. raskin. >> thank you very much for that. thank you for your excellent remarks and for pointing out it's only after decades of deliberate understaffing and under financing and political attacks the irs has grown so unresponsive and ineffective to ripoffs by big corporations but the inflation reduction act we passed last year without any republicans for the democrat said to increase the responsiveness of the irs to improve the effectiveness and advance equity there. u.s. tax system is disproportionately targeted lower income taxpayers giving preferential treatment to the wealthiest filers. when we pass the inflation reduction act it provided the irs with resources to make search and billionaires in large corporations would pay their fair share. earlier this year our committee held a hearing to examine 2023 high risk list which highlights the federal programs and operations most vulnerable to waste, fraud, corruption, abuse, and mismanagement. enforcement of federal tax laws has been on that list and's 1990 for the last 33 years. this year's update presents startling data about audit rates for individuals between 2010 and 2019. the dotted red line shows the audit rate for tax filers making $5 m