mr. hudson: did i do a really good job? professor hoffman: he answered all of your questions. mr. hudson: don't answer that. i'm setting myself up for the abuse when i ask that question. there comes the abuse. >> you talk about making the conversation between police -- mr. hudson: i hear him. you cannot hear him? >> you talk about what the conversation -- it could be a statement or something you can respond to -- i think we need to feel the uncomfortableness because people cannot understand without some kind of vulnerability. mr. hudson: i think your point is well made. i agree with you. maybe i should add a different choice of words. rather than comfortable, i should have said accessible -- the way to get us into the space where we could be a little uncomfortable is to understand at the bottom of it nobody is under indictment. nobody is going to be guilty and innocent in the sense of people that are present and willing to work for change. so, yeah, there is going to be some discomfort. it is unavoidable because of who we are as a country, and when i say that, i am going to go ahea

mr. hudson's journey. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair now calls on the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: mr. speaker, i rise today to join my colleagues in demanding votes on two commonsense, bipartisan pieces of legislation that are overwhelmingly supported by the american people. first, without a completed background check, we cannot identify criminals, domestic abusers, and other individuals too dangerous to own a gun. right now, federal law only requires criminal background checks at federally licensed gun dealers. criminals can bypass the background check system all together by going online or to a gun show. h.r. 1217, the bipartisan king-thompson bill close this is loophole requiring background checks for all commercial gun sales, regardless where the sale is made. second, if you're too dangerous to fly, you're too dangerous to buy a gun in america. when it's

mr. hudson: thank you, mr. chairman. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment that prohibits future regulations on the obama administration. this is a commonsense step to system. regulatory one message i continue to hear, people are tired of an unaccountable government that oversteps its bounds. in april, i was successful for the e.p.a. to withdraw a regulation that would harm the auto racing. i spoke with one worker who told me if this one regulation would have gone through, he would have lost his entire livelihood. that is unacceptable. the problem is agencies have moved beyond their constitutional authority and washington bureaucrats are accountable to no one. they show little regard of the new rules on working families, on people looking for jobs and our economy in general. from regulatory gut punches like obamacare and ever expanding e.p.a. rules, stacking one on top of the other often before the previous rule is enacted, regulations under this president have would he haven a web so large.-- complex and it means

mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, delaware, 16 votes, trump. ms. hudsonmbia. 19 delegates for the following bound delegates. 19, trump. >> madam secretary, mr. chairman, the district of gopmbia with a local organization which was instrumental in the republican national committee back in 1986 . the district of columbia, home of the great republican frederick douglass and castles the greatest country in the world. in accordance to the will of its citizens, our delegation is bound to cast 10 votes for senator rubio and nine votes for senator kasich. booing] mr. kent: pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, district of columbia, 19 votes, trump. [applause] 99 hudson: florida, delegates with the following bound delegates. 99, trump. chairman, i'm the chairman of the republican party of florida. i'm proud to lead this delegation of the sunshine state. home to disney world, the daytona 500 and the florida keys. we haveincome tax in our residents -- no state income tax and our residents enjoy over 600 miles of pristine bea

mr. rock hudson has acquired immune deficiency syndrome. >> it was a huge news story and rock hudson hadne of the biggest movie stars of three decades prior to that. >> rock hudson made more than 60 movies, earning an oscar nomination for "giant" with elizabeth taylor in 1956. >> hudson came to get treatment under an experimental programs. >> they immediately started looking for treatments rock hudson went there, many other people with money went there. the united states of america didn't have anything. >> the disclosure comes as aids victims and allies in this country are becoming increasingly impatient with what they see as lack of commitment to conquer the disease. i think everybody is sad everyoned that rock hudson has aids, people should be sad that almost 12,000 other americans have aids. >> it was ironic when rock hudson was on the cover of "people" magazine. they said now you're we're all at risk. you focus on him. >> mr. hudson returned to los angeles in order to be in a familiar environment and to be cared for by his own physicians. >> you have money that the media spent gettin

mr. hudson said we live in a neighborhood and have two grandchildren i brought an overheads. >> yes. >> i brought an overhead to show you what in the general vicinity in addition to edward at second the marshall local marshall arts facility mr. hudson mentioned people wants smoke son is premises that is one of the regulations i cemented that not accepting the medical marijuana i'm a biologist we all live several hundreds feet away i have experience with my children being exposed to machinery smokers near a facility i oppose this location this is specific location because of reasons and so if you look at the overhead we have the little gateers preschool and the preschool on lombard street sf art that has in the cal hallow playground all within a few blocks of this location so i wanted to the board to consider that. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm sarah i share the zip code with the proposed location and work with many families in the marina as a family coach a member of the junior league and an affordable housing i didn't do runner i finished under four hours and practici

mr. hudson: cuba was removed from the state sponsors of terrorism. it's a brutal regime that recently hosted the north korean equivalent of our c.i.a. director. we should not allow the proposed 110 flights a day of commercial air flights. indeed, we shouldn't allow a single flight until we're absolutely sure they have the proper security at airports to protect the american people. this legislation puts the brakes on the president's dangerous plans, and i encourage my colleagues to support it. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. deutch: mr. speaker, today marks one month since the worst mass shooting in our nation's history. this week we learned that house majority will not bring a bill to the floor until after the seven-week recess that

mr. hudson was racial justice manager for the american civil liberties and former police officer. >> i havead quite the day and i'm getting my second wind now and very glad to be here with you to talk about race in america and more importantly for e to talk about police -community relations and some of the dynamics we have seen resm to race and police in the united states in the last 18-24 months. i think it's important and i'm very glad to have this opportunity to speak to you and potentially if they decide to run this on c-span, the country from a very different perspective from law enforcement and my colleagues who share a law enforcement background, a lot of times in the mainstream presentation of police points of view, you don't hear from officers who understand the history of policing in america and the relationship between police and the black communities that they serve in urban core communities across this country. to tell you about who i am before i get started. i'm a lot of things, i'm a father, a son, former st. louis university basketball player and currently an organizer for t

mr. hudson and they were just going to go back and forth between these microphones until everyone who's had a chance to speak gets the opportunity. >> thank you, madam chair. susi hansen from vermont. i rise in opposition to this amendment for the reason that it's been stated this amendment empowers the grassroots. but by telling them who they can or cannot vote for how exactlyow are we empowering them? were actually taking away candidate they consider votingng for and so i would encourage you to vote against this amendment. >> steve from new hampshire. some the points they made before but let's start with the basic one. we are elected by our state.e bt in new hampshire to our 550 people who get to vote. we are home to a lot of gun manufactures the article you say that because somebody worked in the government relations department in the state capital in new hampshire they are ineligible to serve? some states have considered that. virginia has a law. i believe indiana does. but that doesn't mean we should impose that on everyone else. it's important to keep in mind that in some states if yo

mr. hudson of north carolina for today, mr. marino of pennsylvania for today, mr. nadler of new york for today, and mr. nugent of florida for today. the speaker pro tempore: weck, he requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2015, the gentleman from california is recognized for half the remaining time until 10:00 p.m. of the majority -- or the minority leader. mr. garamendi: mr. speaker, two weeks ago on this floor, the democrats said we want a vote. we want a vote on a bill that would prohibit terrorists who are on the no-fly list from being able to buy a gun or explosives. and we want to vote on comprehensive background hecks. i'm pleased that the speaker has decided that maybe there will be some piece of legislation, a piece of legislation, h.r. 5611. unfortunately it doesn't even come close to solving the problem and probably makes it worse. the written in such a way that it is virtually unenforceable, will guarantee that terrorists will be given a heads up that they're being looked at and investigated by the f.b.i., and it puts t

mr. rose: if the british navy had gone up the hudson, could it have been over? mr.ccullough: yes indeed, it could have been. when washington fought the battle of brooklyn with about 9000 troops, it was soundly defeated. 300 americans or so killed. over a thousand taken prisoner, including three generals. it was awful. there were pockets of valorous performance on the part of some of our troops. and the miracle is they did not lose more. but at that point, the army was in effect in the midst of a real trap. all the british had to do was bring their fleet up the east river, but the wind was in the wrong direction. if the wind had been in the other direction on the night of august 28, 29th, i think it would have all been over. washington and half of his army would have been trapped. mr. rose: no united states of america. just because of the wind. history would have changed. mr. mccullough: the next day, after the defeat at the battle of long island, they decide they have to escape. the night of august 29, they organize a retreat at night back across the east river, by

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hudson, virginia, 49 delegates. 17 trump, eight cruz, 16 rubio. five kasich. three carson. >> na mass te, mr. chairman. - namaste, mr. chairman. digital, grown into the dominion. virginia is truly about opportunities. i'm the delegate from virginia. and i'm proud to report that the republican primary in virginia, our delegation cast the following votes. three votes for dr. ben carson. kasich.es for eight votes for senator tezz cruz. 16 votes for senator marco rubio. 17 votes for our next president of the united states of america, .r. donald j. trump cheers and applause] >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, virginia, 17 votes. trump, eight votes, cruz. 16 votes, rubio. five votes, kasich. and three votes carson. ms. hudson: washington, 44 delegates to the following bound delegates. 44, trump. >> madam secretary, from the great state of washington, the ever green state, we are standing tall. our beautiful state of volcanos, the mighty columbia river, vast wheat fields, and yes, often the national christmas tree, also the proud home of the boeing a

mr. rose. >> yes. and supervisor yee on page 33 in table one hudson paid one million dollars plus which exceeded the total minimum guarantee of $7 million by one million dollars plus that's between 2010 and 2016 the promotion amendment as you may know will reimburses hudson and that is the unamortized for the month from the date that hudson vacated the gift shop in 2014 to the lease date of 2017 we recommend you approve that resolution. >> thank you very much so at this time we'll go to public comment on item 13 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> move it out with with a positive recommendation to full board. >> great without objection. >> thank you thank you very much and supervisor yee go back to item 11 to rescind the vote we need to take the appropriate action. >> without objection so i heard the amendment was item 9 but the budget analyst recommendation the library director stated for the record to reduce the over turn of certain amount left back to believe the general fund. >> the library fund and mr. rose state for the record i think that is was 5 hundred something. >> that's correct $545,000

mr. rose. >> yes. and supervisor yee on page 33 in table one hudson paid one million dollars plus which exceeded the total minimum guarantee of $7 million by one million dollars plus that's between 2010 and 2016 the promotion amendment as you may know will reimburses hudson and that is the unamortized for the month from the date that hudson vacated the gift shop in 2014 to the lease date of 2017 we recommend you approve that resolution. >> thank you very much so at this time we'll go to public comment on item 13 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> move it out with with a positive recommendation to full board. >> great without objection. >> thank you thank you very much and supervisor yee go back to item 11 to rescind the vote we need to take the appropriate action. >> without objection so i heard the amendment was item 9 but the budget analyst recommendation the library director stated for the record to reduce the over turn of certain amount left back to believe the general fund. >> the library fund and mr. rose state for the record i think that is was 5 hundred something. >> that's correct $545,000

mr. rose. >> yes. and supervisor yee on page 33 in table one hudson paid one million dollars plus which exceeded the total minimum guarantee of $7 million by one million dollars plus that's between 2010 and 2016 the promotion amendment as you may know will reimburses hudson and that is the unamortized for the month from the date that hudson vacated the gift shop in 2014 to the lease date of 2017 we recommend you approve that resolution. >> thank you very much so at this time we'll go to public comment on item 13 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> move it out with with a positive recommendation to full board. >> great without objection. >> thank you thank you very much and supervisor yee go back to item 11 to rescind the vote we need to take the appropriate action. >> without objection so i heard the amendment was item 9 but the budget analyst recommendation the library director stated for the record to reduce the over turn of certain amount left back to believe the general fund. >> the library fund and mr. rose state for the record i think that is was 5 hundred something. >> that's correct $545,000

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hudson and assistant secretary, jeff kent. >> delegates and alternates, let us commence the call of the roll of the states. alabama. 50 delegates with the following bound delegates. 36 trump, 13 cruz, 1 rubio. >> mr. speaker, the great state of alabama, the home of national champion football teams alabama and auburn, the home of the saturn v rocket that took us on the moon, the place where we had two of the greatest trump rallies in the nation's history, mobile and huntsville, is proud to cast its vote, one vote, for marco rubio, 13 votes for ted cruz, 36 votes for the next president of the united states, donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules of this convention, alabama, 36 votes trump, 13 votes cruz, 1 vote rubio. >> alaska. 28 delegates with the following bound delegates. 28 trump. >> alaska, we proudly vote exactly the way the people of alaska voted. 12 votes for cruz, 11 votes for trump, 5 votes for marco rubio. the great state of alaska reports exactly as our people voted. we support the nominee of this party, donald j. trump. alaska, the largest state in the union, alaska, more coastline than the rest of the continental united states, where energy,