mr. hoffman would be willing to give his address so americans can go -- i imagine he lives in a gated community, where we can get in, if he would leave the gate open, and if not be guaranteed that we would not be shot or persecuted if we go on to his property, and i would admire him or any of these others that say we have to bet millions here, if they would sell their properties and take everything out of there account and all of these goody-goody to shoes and then go help them in their country, the world would be a better place and we would not have this conversation. us having to give up, and if you look in certain neighborhoods, they say they are being persecuted, being beaten and raped and all, has he looked at chicago and even here in albuquerque, and that does not count for any sympathy? we have to say please come over, don't worry about what the americans are complaining about. they are just anti-people. guest: there is a misunderstanding that people who help immigrants or democrats who push for comprehensive immigration reform are just looking for open borders, and that is the premise o

mr. hoffman, thank you. china getting ready to capitalize. senator rubio reacting and women wouldn't work or go to school under the taliban's last regime, what is their future going forward next? >> sean: tonight america's power and america's might is in retreat because not only is joe biding projecting nothing but weakness to our enemies but he's projecting weakness to our allies as well. according to justthenews.com, the communist chinese are suggesting that we'll abandon taiwan after the afghan collapse. how long will it be before china capitalizes on this clear american weakness and the lack of american resolve and a cognitively pathetic president? sadly i think the chinese have zero fear about taking over taiwan with joe biden as president. remember, our foreign adversaries are not exactly influenced by the media mob and big tech mob. they know biden is not up to this job. they know he's a cognitive mess. he's failing on policy facts, even to articulate a coherent vision on keeping america safe and secure and he's too busy to get his ass

mr. hoffman would be willing to give his address so americans can go -- i imagine he lives in a gated community, where we can get in, if he would leave the gate open, and if not be guaranteed that we would not be shot or persecuted if we go on to his property, and i would admire him or any of these others that say we have to bet millions here, if they would sell their properties and take everything out of there account and all of these goody-goody to shoes and then go help them in their country, the world would be a better place and we would not have this conversation. us having to give up, and if you look in certain neighborhoods, they say they are being persecuted, being beaten and raped and all, has he looked at chicago and even herere in albuquerque, and that does not count for any sympathy? we have to say please come over, don't worry about what the americans are complaining about. they are just anti-people. >> there is a misunderstanding that people who help immigras or democrats who push for comprehensive immigration reform are just looking for open borders, and that is the premise of th

mr. hoffman is still with us and this is just an example of something that we live with. another example of the department of the abandonment of the alaska north slope. on occasion hunters will come across explosive devices left eye the military which are likely decades-old and poses a dangerous threat to human life. my colleagues and friends in alaska cumbersome problems have prevented the 12-mile access road from being built that would allow local residents to the only lifesaving hospital within 30 miles and yet people died because they can't get their. people die. residents only axis are either by air transport or -- permafrost is revealing solid waste burial sites that were previously unknown. when i walk across the land to prayer of land management and the alaska department of our marmot to conservation we could smell the diesel, the fuel and we went through the ground and there was debris under the ground. this is the kind of contaminant that we are dealing with that we can't disturb. for according to the alaska department of environmental conservation there's an es

mr. hoffman would be willing to give his address so americans can go -- i imagine he lives in a gated communitywhere we can get in, if he would leave the gate open, and if not be guaranteed that we would not be shot or persecuted if we go on to his property, and i would admire him or any of these others that say we have to bet millions here, if they would sell their properties and take everything out of there account and all of these goody-goody to shoes and then go help them in their country, the world would be a better place and we would not have this conversation. us having to give up, and if you look in certain neighborhoods, they say they are being persecuted, being beaten and raped and all, has he looked at chicago and even here in albuquerque, and that does not count for any sympathy? we have to say please come over, don't worry about what the americans are complaining about. they are just anti-people. guest: there is a misunderstanding that people who help immigrants or democrats who push for comprehensive immigration reform are just looking for open borders, and that is the premise of

president on the line, thank you both, mark meadows, dan hoffman, joining us live is the 45th president on the united states donald j. trump. mr. president, thank you for being with us. let me go back, i want -- i have had a of people tell me that they were very specific conditions and very specific warnings that you gave personally to the taliban. joe biden is trying to blame them, i went first to have an opportunity to respond to that, your assessment of what is going on and what was that conversation to the extent you feel you are able to share it with us? >> well, it's good to be with you, sean, but it is a terrible time for our country. i don't think in all of the years our country has ever been so humiliated. i don't know what you call the military defeat or a psychological defeat, there is never been anything like what's happened here. you can go back to jimmy carter with the hostages. we all thought that was a great embarrassment, and we were pulled out of that by ronald reagan. this is many, many times worse. and you are dealing with thousands and thousands of americans and others that are stranded and very dangerousl

hoffman. joining is now alive is the 45th president of the united states mr. donald j. trump. let me go back -- i have had a number of people tell me that they were very specific conditions and very specific warnings that you gave personally to the taliban, and joe biden is trying to blame w you. i'd like to first give you an opportunity to respond to that, your assessment of what's going on and what was that conversation to the extent that you are able to share it with us? >> it's good to be with you but it's terrible time for our country. i don't think in all of the years our country has ever been so h humiliated. i don't know. would you call it a military defeat or psychological defeat?l we can go back to jimmy carter with the -- that this is many times worse and you are doing with thousands and thousands of americans and others are stranded and very dangerously -- billy stranded in afghanistan. so it's something, you can't even believe that a thing t like this. i looked at that big monster cargo plane yesterday with people grabbing thehe side and trying to getrd flown out

dodson, lauren, george, mac key mcintosh, andy d'amato and tyler hoffman for their dedication to this process as well. so with that, mrield the floor. >> let me ask if i could just to insert one more quick comment -- >> without objection. >> the ranking member, senator capito, has mentioned very graciously the names of all of her staff. i was here this weekend, she was here this weekend, and there weresh people here working this weekend. environment and prick works, not --ti public works, not justn afthe appropriations committee. folks throughout the building, throughout theho complex, they'e here -- you have parents, you have other obligations. they were here working, and we would be remiss if we didn't o mention that. the other thing i want to say is ranking member, senator capito knows, i'm back and forth on the train a lot of days, much like joe biden used to do. and i, almost every week somebody says to me on a platform either in delaware or here in d.c. waiting -- why can't you, why can't you guys work together? why can't you folks just work ttogether in and i just wish tht they could be here to be here to parti

jordan, heather dann, mackey mcintosh, andy, kenneth and tyler hoffman reardon for their dedication to this process as well. so with that, mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. carper: i'm going to ask if i could just insert one quick comment, mr. president. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. carper: ranking member senator capito has mentioned very graitionly the names of -- graciously the names of our staff. i was here this weekend. she was here this weekend. there were people working this weekend, not just our staff, not just on the appropriations committee. staffs like right here in this body. folks throughout the building, throughout the complex. they were here working. they have children, they have spouses, they have parents, other obligations. they were here working. we would be remiss if we didn't mention that. the other thing i want to say, ranking member senator capito knows i go back and forth on the train a lot of days much like joe biden used to do. almost every week somebody says to me on a platform either in delaware or here in d.c. waiting for the train, why can't you guys work together. why can't

mr. manchin: i ask unanimous consent that amanda hoffman, a fellow of my staff be granted privileges of the floor for the remainder of the 117th congress. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. manchin: thank you. the presiding officer: is there further debate? the senator from montana. mr. daines: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: no further debate. the question is on the amendment. is there a sufficient second? there appears to be a sufficient second. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: on this vote is the yeas are 48, the nays are 50. under the previous order requiring 60 vote for the adoption of this amendment, the amendment is not agreed to. mr. scott: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from florida. mr. scott: our nation is nearly $30 trillion in debt. that's $233 now in debt for every american -- $233,000 in debt for every american family. a senator: the senate is not in order. the presiding officer: the senate will nominee to cord. mr. scott: make no mistake about it, inflation is a tax. a tax that hurts had our fa