. >> oh, good, great, jim, good to see you. perfect. mr. lee, the center vice-president and >> good, great, jim. how are you? perfect. the senior vice president and head of design and engineering in the naval and special ship building, and mr. jim schirmer, senior vice president and deputy managing director of american vehicles. so thank you so much, everyone. look forward to the conversation today. we start with the navy side of things, and allied cooperation in this domain. in preparation, i was reading a bipartisan congressional report on the u.s. maritime capabilities overall. it presented some alarming pictures, as the ambassador said. china has 230 times the capacity of the united states in terms of shipping orders. the united states had five last year. china had something like 1,700. so it's pretty stark. mr. brock, can you tell us a little bit how the department is thinking about this problem? i know you have been, i know the secretary of the navy has efrl initiatives underway. >> yes. the secretary's maritime initiative at its core,

one quick thing, jim jordan. mr.ass and wage earners and small businesses and i think trump tax cuts 2.0 must be in the first reconciliation bill. in fact, i don't believe you'll get two reconciliation bills and i don't understand it. that was his promise. we need a blue collar boom. we need to reward the working class coalition and enjoy them, jim jordan. >> i don't care if it's 1, 2, 3 or 15 and 3 is probably the northeast we're allowed and i don't care about the number but doing what we told the voters are going to do. i say all the time we make all this complicated >> no one did it better than president trump and he'll get done what he said and we have to help him and if that's one bill, two bills, i'm okay with that. larry: should be the first bill. first thing. the first thing. come on, jim, you're supply cider. the tax cut, the tax cut argument is so important. those people need better take home pay around the kitchen table. that's why they voted for him. >> fair enough. if we can get it all done in one, great

[inaudible conversations] >> oh, good, great, jim, good to see you. perfect. mr. lee, the center vice-president and head of design in the special naval unit and mr. jim shurmur deputy managing director of american metal vehicles. thank you so much, everyone. looking forward to the conversation today. we'll start with the navy side of things and allied cooperation in this domain. in preparation for the panel i was reading the recent bipartisan congressional report on the u.s. maritime capabilities overall and it presented some pretty alarming pictures as the ambassador said, china has 230 times the capacity of the united states in terms of shipping orders. the united states had five last year. china had something like 1,700, so it's pretty stark. mr. brock, can you tell us a little about how the department is feeling about this problem? i know you have been and i know the department of the navy has several initiatives underway? >> yes, the secretary's maritime initiative at its core is intended to restore the maritime power of the nation for several reasons. the fi

ocasio-cortez, joining us as the chairman of the judiciary committee from the great state of ohio mr. jimordan welcome mr. chairman and must be gratifying to see joe biden finally agree that the d.o.j. and the fbi are in desperate need of reform you must be gratified to hear that. >> they are a level line that president trump used he said the best retribution is winning and that's exactly what were going to focus on, when did president trump go after any enemies or exact retribution of anyone in his first term we know who the target was you and i were on a committee that looked at what she was involved in the target would've been hillary clinton and president trump did nothing ago after her even though there was spying on president trump's campaign where she paid the law firm who hired the gps and a foreigner and lied in the dossier to get the warrant to spy on president trump's campaign but there was no retribution. the best thing to do is focus on success and winning and doing that until the voters we're going to do when they gave us a mandate on november 5. >> revenges the best success

uh, president trump wednesday select to do this. alleged jim, mr. tom. uh he the quality then the, the kind of the that he has, you know, i had my that you're not for the details or the, i prefer somebody who comes, it tells me fine black. you don't like me managed as opposed somebody smiling in my face or man, step in the back? no. it is the obama and all that kind of people. they're trying to make the best so nice. but in the back, in the back room or your own desk gaming, all the bad things, there's nothing that they're really doing for anybody. okay, the us and right now, right. i myself went to the usa. 1985. i went through the right channels. i bought, i put in my papers, i got my re income and everything. my children are in the usa right now. i went through the right channels. i but i made my application fees application. i paid my, my, my, my fees are waiting for whatever time they're supposed to do. i was supposed to wait and then it's like on the ground, but i went through it and as long last in the usa legally. but all these people, oh, i just

larry: one quick i, jim jordan, mr. t trump tax cuts 2.0 must be in first reconciliation bill, i don't understand it, that was his promise, we need apa. >> come on jim jordan. >> i don't care we could do three, as most to be allowed i don't care what number s i care about it doing what we told consol voters we would do, we make this job way too complicated. if they elected you, go do what you said, no one did it better than trump, we have to help him, if it is one bill or two. larry: it should be first thing, come on jim, you are supply s ci side -- tax cut argument is so important, they need better take home pay. that is why they voted for him. >> fair enough. if we can get it done in one great, remember we'll have a one vote majority. a one say the, so, we'll have to -- one seat, we have to figure out how it works. >> that is what i'm saying. >> you are not getting multiple co recon bills, you one vote majority, you are the smart guy. >> i have to go. >> all right. >> we have to get done what we said. >> best of the be

mr. cooper. >> you can call me jim, by the way. [laughter] >> old habits die hard. we do have a space force and the space force needs to be able to protect and defend our interests the general has talked about the need to have counterspace campaigning. you know, key will be up here. general raymond just stepped out i think he will do it. that is a question, what does that look like. the u.s. needs to look at the world. a big debris field that is not usable for anybody. i think this is something that the new administration coming in should really be looking at. how the space force needs to grow. what capabilities they need to happen how are we talking about those capabilities with the american people. >> i want to tee up another question here from the audience. what has been a controversial issue. although the nda that may pass the senate today, the space national guard. you know, what each of your thoughts are on that. do we need a separate branch of the national guard for space that would me over onto the structure of the air force? it looks like they will get this

let's go to jim in texas. >> caller: mr. cramer, thank you for your information.ent and time to pull the trigger and take profit? >> these are consulting companies and you know what? this is now a very expensive stock, and i think if you take a little off the tanl you canble always get back in. i'm calling it prudent. >> let's go to brian. >> caller: a stock that got hammered last week is it a buying opportunity, smith & wesson, swbi? >> i'm quite surprised. i did not think it was that bad and it yields 4.5, not my cup of tea, but not a bad level to get involved and let's go to ew york, rebecca. >> hello, mr. cramer. i love you so. i enjoy you very much. >> thank you. >> caller: sure. i bought autonation thanks to you. is this a good time to take profit? >> no. it only sells at ten times earnings and the average stock sells for -- some people say 25, some people say as high as 26, and this is ten times earnings and it represents a bargain to me only because the fed is easing, if the fed weren't easing let's go to sokol in pennsylvania. hi, jim. how are you doing?

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jim and i were the prosecutors on my case and we worked very hard. i wish to apologize to mr. white, to the coleman family. to all the victims in all of these cases for the way in which this was handled. it was disgraceful and the president should be ashamed of himself. he should be apologizing to all of these families because they had no input whatsoever before he made these decisions. it is just terrible the way in which this was handled and i feel so bad for these families, all of these family members in the cases i worked on, i got to know them very well. i know the pain, i saw the pain paul white suffered through all of it and the coleman family and all of them and it's awful and it's just disgraceful that the president handled it this way. >> john: no closure i guess for the white family and probably many others as well. steve, thank you so much for being with us. we really appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> john: i know it doesn't really go with the subject matter but we wish steve and his family a merry christmas. for so many people out there, it's like -- i don

joining us to talk about that and a few other things, ohio congressman jim jordan, chair of the house judiciary committee. mr always, welcome back, sir. so don't you think it's sort of petty and lowdown and cheap and dumb, i mean, they know what the priorities are. selling that stuff for five cents on the dollar. by the way, as you may know, that stuff -- that equipment is not cheap when you have to buy it new. >> it's just one more dumb (accucapnt trial version) thing, as you said, one more dumb thing this administration has done. this is all intentional, particularly when it comes to the border. they decide r&d on day one they were no longer going to build the wall, no longer have them remain in mexico and when you got to the border you wouldn't be detained, would you be released. they want an open border policy. this is almost adding insult to injury. we're going to sell parts of the wall, sections of the wail for as president trump said for next to nothing, just again, one more (accucapnt trial version) example of how bad this administration -- someone asked me a few months back, back during the campaign

mr. president to do what he can. jimlies who urge the white house to consider preemptive pardons and likewise recommended that the president pardon his son. telling the paper, i think there are a lot of people coming into this next administration who are telling us who they are. i saw kash patel tell us who he is going after. but as officials weigh the matter they are concerned that such a move would fuel the impression that the recipients actually had done something wrong. it goes on, at least some of those who would be obvious candidates for such pardons have said privately that they would not want one because of such an implication. susan glasser, this is an odd one here, which is issuing blanket pardons to people who have not committed crimes but of whom you are concerned that kash patel or the justice department or fbi would go after, what is your take on this? it sounds like it is picking up some traction but it also sounds like these people are saying, i don't want the perception of admission of doing something wr

mr. jeffries: democrats have been in the midst of a generational transition standing on the shoulders of speaker pelosi, steny hoyer and jim clyburn and other longstanding members we continue to reveer. and as we prepare to organize for the 119th congress as often has been the case in the past, committee leadership clalings emerge. and we also made clear that house democrats continue to value the experience that many long-serving members of the caucus bring to the tainl as -- table as evidenced by the fact earlier today unanimously by acclamation without any contest, richie neal was confirmed as the top democrat on the ways and means committee. maxine waters was confirmed on the top democrat on the financial services committee. rosa delauro was confirmed as the top democrat on the appropriations committee. and frank pallone was confirmed as the top democrat on the energy and commerce committee. so i wouldn't read too much into the fact that committee challenges have are emerged in certain quarters because the caucus tends to evaluate committee leadership on a case by case basis. and as evidenced by the results this morning

mr. rogers worked in his own context. he did not march against jim crow but he cast black actors on his show. mr. rogers reminds us we can work for the well-being of the most vulnerable wherever we might be and whatever work we do. in other words there are many ways to say "i love you." there are many ways to love america's kids. i can think of no one better to represent the many ways then the innovators working in their own neighborhoods and communities that represent communities. lawmakers, challengers. [applause] it really is incredible, the diversity of thought, of approach, of expectation, unity. we argue, we unite and together we represent millions of students served sustainable transformation. when i founded this in 1993 there were not many multiple approaches to educate your child unless you had resources. this was pre-21st century technology. a lot of parents did not know their children were not being well educated. they would come home and said they did not learn much. they would get the call like my mother did, she is not doing so well. if

with that, i would on yield as much time as the gentleman from ohio, jim jordan, would consume. mr. jordan: i want to thank the gentleman from south dakota for putting this together. it is always appropriate to take time to honor excellence and honor real achievement, and that is kelly armstrong's tenure here in the united states house of representatives. there is the old line there are folks in politics who you wish weren't, right? i say that, for democrats and gets a laugh from republicans but there are people like kelly who you are glad chose public service because he has all those qualities that dusty talked about and makes him not just a good legislator and congressman, but a good person and a good friend. there is also the old line that it never hurts to have smart people in charge. kelly armstrong is one sharp guy. he understands poll politics and policy and from my perspective he understands the law and how our legal system is supposed to work and the fundamental liberties that the people understand we are supposed to protect. couple smarts, intelligence with hard work work,

but mostly i wanted to direct jim carrey and his hat and use jim carrey's genius as a physical comedian. >> you're a mean one, mrgrinch. >> he was able to choreograph his twists and turns with the camera movement in ways that were so precise no, you're doing jim carrey is a fabulous grinch, but it's all about the softening of hearts. >> no one should be alone on christmas. >> he can steal their physical christmas, but he can't steal christmas. >> merry christmas, mr. grinch, and that's the key to all of the christmas movies. >> the best things in life are not things. welcome. christmas christmas day. >> you only come across an artist like luther vandross once in a lifetime. >> he was a boss from the beginning. luther said, i have a sound in my head. i got to get it out. you are my shining star. >> my. >> it was the most exciting time in the world. >> his life had extremely joyful moments and some really difficult moments. >> if we were to be able to talk to luther as fans, we'd be able to say, we just love you, luther. never too much new year's day at eight on cnn today, my friend. >> you did it. >> you did it.

mr. mooney, the first hispanic elected to congress from west virginia, lost the republican primary election to the last u.s. senate race, eventually won by former republican governor jim justice. they were vying to

mr yoon hears their calls to resign, but until he does, these demonstrations, however peaceful, will only grow. laura bicker, bbc news, seoul. that impeachment vote coming up this saturday at 7pm. jimy at 7pm. jim mckenzie, —— jean mackenzie, our south korea correspondent to talk to us more about what has taken place over the last day or so. this impeachment vote that is coming but they have been some developments that might lead —— might not lead to the removal of the president. yeah that's because the leading party has come out and said they will oppose this impeachment vote, they will try not to remove their president from office, and for this vote to go ahead the opposition party need to get eight people in the ruling party to vote with them. that means they would have a majority to allow it to happen but i've been speaking to some of the opposition mps over the past 24 hours, and honestly they now don't seem this hopeful that this is going to pass and they think the ruling party will stay in a block and vote and stay in a block and vote and stay loyal. but they only need eight mps to vote with them and cross the floor, but the reason these mps do cross the floor, but the reaso

mr. president, why did you pardon your son? president biden: our nation's original sin, a civil war that nearlier to our nation apart -- nearly tore our nation apart. and the long battle of jim crow. the civil rights and voting rights movement, which got me involved in the public life. during which american cities were burned. to the still unfinished reckons with racial injustice in my country today. historians believe people of angola accounted for a significant number of all enslaved people shipped to america. today millions of african-americans have roots in angola. as i said at the u.s.-african leaders summit i held in washington two years ago, our people lie at the heart of a deep and profound connection that forever binds africa and the united states together. we remember the stolen men and women and children who were brought to our shores in chains, subjected to unimaginable cruelty. here with us today are three americans who are direct descendants of the first enslaved americans, africans in america. wanda tucker of virginia. there you are, god love you. her brother, vincent. and carly thea as well -- carlita as well. thank you for being here. we're going to write hi

mr. ford had been appointed vice president during watergate and became president when richard nixon resigned in august 1974. years later, former president carter spoke to jim lehrer on what it was like as a challenger, debating a sitting president. >> i had been quite successful in the primary season, but it was a very disturbing concept for me to be on the stage with the president of the united states. i saw it as a good opportunity to let the people know that i could indeed deal on an equal basis, hopefully, with an incumbent president. judy: the two men faced each other three times that fall. >> he says he's learned how to match unemployment with inflation. that's right. we've got the highest inflation we have had in 25 years right now. judy: but the third debate, just two weeks before the election, saw mr. carter on the defensive. he had given a candid in-depth interview to playboy magazine, and on his religious beliefs was quoted as saying, "i've looked on a lot of women with lust. i've committed adultery in my heart many times. this is something that god recognizes i will do and god forgives me for it." >> as you know, that "playboy" interview could

jim jordan. >> on day one, the biden administration announced and implemented policies that led to conditions that chairman biggs and mr. babin have described, the co-chairs of the caucus. on day one they said no more building the wall, no more remain in mexico, and when you get here i won't be detained, you will be released. and millions came to the border, they don't have to wait in mexico and don't have to wait at the border. that's going to happen at 34 days, when president trump, tom homan take over. and we have to pass the legislation passed a year and a half ago lelled led by the chair of subcommittee on judiciary, tom mcclintock, we need to pass that legislation and we talked to leader is a least, we want to send it to the senate and help rehearse what president biden did and help our country get the border control that we need. so i want to introduce the guy who did so much work as andy and brian have done, who did so much work in our committee on this issue, the chairman of the subcommittee, tom mcclintock from california. >> let me point out that work would not have been possible without jim jordan's leaders

mr. trump, among them congressman jim clyburn of south carolina, one of the president's closest allies, whoortly after mr. trump's election last month and likewise recommended that the president pardon his son hunter. congressman clyburn telling the paper, i think there are a lot of people who are coming into this next administration who are telling us who they are. i've seen kash patel saying who he's going after and so why should we not believe them? but as white house officials weigh the matter, they are concerned that such a move would fuel the impression spread in conservative media that the recipients actually had done something wrong. at least some of those who would be obvious candidates for such pardons have said privately they would not want one because of such an implication. so, susan glasser, this is a sort of an odd one here which is issuing blanket pardons to people who have not committed any crimes, but about whom you are concerned that kash patel or the trump justice department or the fbi or whoever will go after. what's your take on this? it sounds like it's picking up som

jim and a consent. smith, scale, project dog. he touched me to numbers wonderful results, cornish the for that to go to the mr. the mentors for this or not sonya number or the cause 0. and of course, the standard thought your questions are less expensive. and a lot of this for me, most of the case of troubleshoot as agreements are not a much sent out of the set of bose. so it'd be we always on on. i'm not sure salary us, the records, the search canada used to be then a pretty for the day and it was like in new york, but it'd be look and, but i fix it is been human a service service, a mode cost on a well the cost on a little this year, your costs on, i still do go, you know, and i cause you and you have much sensors going in with brown. this will end up doing, instead of going on in america, instead of being on the transpose case that have been on the, the new, much the sort of, you know, near through us can sort of really service you what the most likely it'd be with initial cost when we said the only so go, we will get moving into so that $1.00 image and there really is a sudden might be like an incomplete c

mr. rogers look in and through his context. he didn't march against jim crow but he kept lack actors on his program. he didn't travel to birmingham in support of integration, he set up a pool invited him to soak his feet. mr. rogers reminds us we can work for the well-being of the most vulnerable wherever we may be in whatever work we do. in other words, there are many ways to say, i love you. there are many ways to love america's kids. and many approaches are presented in this room. i can think of no one better to represent the many ways than the innovators working through their own neighborhoods and communities so parsley -- powerfully represented. >> [ applause ] >> it is incredible, the diversity and thought and approach of expectation, of unity, we argue, we unite, we offer, and together we represent millions of students served in unconventional but outstanding, transformational ways. when i found it cer in 1993 were not many multiple approaches to educate your child. unless you had resources. this was pre-21st century technology. host parents didn't

, making him and ralph being stuck in jim and a consent smith, the all of that project dog entice me to never showed up over cisco initially for that to go to the mr. the mentors for this to enough to dr. sonya number or the cause 0 and of course the stentorian questions i must say good. so going a lot of this for me. most of the case of troubleshoot as agreements are nice too much and out of the set of bose. so it'd be 3 always on, i'm not sure salary us, the records, the search canada, houston, and a few then it pretty foot day and it pauses. i end up in new york, but you'd be looking for fixing your spin human, a service service, a mode cost on a well, the cost on a community associated cost on there. so do you know when it goes through and how much for the sensors going in with brown, this will end up doing instead of going on in most cases that are being on the sensors case that have been on the, the new, much to sort of you know near through us consider being on the survey, you with the most likely a mueller and this will of course, will meet these energy really on the only so go, it will get moving into so that one image. and there's really

jim. lucas and governor chris stack of new york. madman landrieu of louisiana, new orleans. that's forgiveness. lack of protocol tonight. ain't no protocol in this house. we're all one. proud. mr. robert hunter here on the carter campaign. where are bob. mayor de castro. mayor, had your buried. let hope the platform does not collapse. mr. leonard, let's try to. live by well. that was that occurred. what happened after that first. asked you to wrap your

jim jordan. yes, sir. on day one, the biden administration announced it implemented policies led to the situation that chairman biggs and mr. babin to describe the co-chairs the caucus. remember what they did on day one? they said no more building the wall, no more remaining mexico. and when you get here, you will not be detained. you will be released. and they announced that to the world. and as a result, you've had millions and millions of people come to the border because they know there's no wall to get over. they don't have to wait in mexico and they're going to get to go wherever they want. they're not going to be detained at the border. that's the thing. those are the things that have to change. and that's exactly what's going to happen in 34 days when president trump, tom homan and team take over. the other thing we got to do is is pass again good legislation. we passed a year and a ago led by our the chairman of the subcommittee on immigration on on judiciary. tom mcclintock. we need to pass that legislation. we've talked to leaders. scalise he plans to do that. so we want to pass that again, send it to the senate

mr. mooney, the first hispanic elected to congress from west virginia, lost the republican primary election to the last u.s. senate race, eventually won by former republican governor jim justice. they were vying to replace democrat turned independent joe manchin, who is retiring from the senate. next, congressman mooney's final remarks to the 118th congress and tributes from his colleagues. as the designee of the majority leader. mr. mooney: it has been the it has been the greatest honor of my life is you've the people of was written in the house of representatives to serve the people of west virginia house of representatives the last 13 years. or not only won by three percentage points in a tough election. but the good people of 2nd district elected me five times to represent them for the past 10 years. i did not seek re-election. i ran for another office which i did not end. so my time comes to a close at noon on january 3. i have educated folks about how this works here and the constitution dictates which you are no longer a congressman and exactly at noon on january 3. and my 10 years will come to an end. first eight years in congress i represented 17 beautiful co

host: jim, ohio, line for republicans. caller: mr. cox, i think it's incredibly interesting.all the books now being written by woodrow wilson, i have a couple of questions for you. what's the difference between 1912, when there were three people running for president, roosevelt and taft and wilson, and how they really felt about world war i? thirds, and being down in the south at the end of the civil war. and the fact about what his second wife took part in after his stroke when he was basically unable to be president. how do you feel about those things? host: taking it from the top, the 1912 election was a really fortunate set up for woodrow wilson. he became a minority president with only 42% of the vote. he had not one but two republicans running against him at the same time. the incumbent, william howard taft, and the very popular teddy roosevelt who had been a republican president for that. attempted to get the same nominees in 1912. almost did. narrowly lost. putting together the women's party. so, woodrow wilson finds himself the winner, even though republicans got a m

mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the life and service of former congressman jim leach who recently passed away. jim represented southeast iowa in the u.s. house of representatives from 1977 to 2013. the district i now represent. leaving an indelible mark on our state and nation. he played a key role in shaping financial regulations that promoted stability and competition. known for his integrity and civility, jim worked across the aisle to build bridges and promote bipartisan solutions. he was also a principal leader, notably voting against the iraq war, reflecting his commitment to thoughtful, measured foreign policy. jim's legacy of public service grounded in his deep love for iowa and his country continues to inspire. our thoughts and prayers are with his family and all who had the privilege of working alongside him. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the pleasant valley spartan girls volleyball team for their 2024 state volleyball championship. this valiant effort spurred on by coach amber hall and the team captain, isabel cramer, led to the spartans winning their second state title in

mr. speaker, today i rise to extend a heartfelt congratulations to mayor jim luke on being named the recipient of the prestigious 2024 excellence in government award. this is a remarkable achievement and mayor luke is only the second mayor in history to receive such an honor. luke has spent his career improving the city of pick union, mississippi, starting his career as a police officer at the pickyune police department. under luke's leadership, the picune police department achieved significant vaginasment and community engagement in public safety. luke initiated an innovative program such as the team 411 program and the police camp. mr. ezell: aimed at fostering positive relationships between law enforcement and youth. as chief, he spearheaded the partnership pride and progress program which revolutionized public safety, technological capabilities without incurring additional costs to the city. through innovative partnerships with local businesses, the program facilitated the exchange of information and resources beneficial to law enforcement and the community. his outstanding dead catecation

mr. steiner's comments as well reflect my thinking. i'm jim warshaw, i'm an over 20 year resident. i live two blocks up on hayes street. i know this area well. i'm there constantly. one of the things that i'd like to add to the comments that have been made, you know, when we did the redistricting, district five was the only district that had grown proportionately with the city and shouldn't have need anything. hayes valley was the keystone of it with the octavia boulevard, we welcome people. we welcome growth. we know it's good for our businesses, we know it's good for our community. and this is one of the amenities that has made our community deal with all the influx of people. you know, when you think about it, we have patricia's green, which is our front yard, and we love it. rec and park will tell you it's one of the most highly utilized and over utilized park. it's being regressed now. and this is the safety valve. this gives families, children, places to go. it helps our restaurants, our bars in the evenings. it's been wonderful. it's very sad that when i think back and the e

jim's mind right here. it's all -- he is thinking spinoff. >> i'm thinking. >> he is mr. spin off. >> they use some words to describe cable viewer trends that i'm not willing to repeat. >> catastrophic. >> how about the curved verses california decision? >> we have it in our power to stop the catastrophe. >> get rid of that. stop being me. >> i will be you. >> when we come back this morning we will take a look at inflation and stocks at record highs and the holiday shopping season. got fresh numbers on cyber monday out of adobe. take a look at the premarket. what waller said, jim stocks, about -- economic activity d ing quite strong with atlanta feat 3-2. don't go away. custom ink helps us motivate our students with custom gear. we love how custom ink takes care of everything we need so we can focus on the kids. we make it easy to wow all your groups with high quality custom apparel, accessories, and promo products, all backed by our guarantee at customink.com. ♪ ♪ accessories, and promo products, ♪ something has changed within me ♪ ♪ it's time to try defying gravity ♪ ♪

mr. speaker, this week i'm proud to have introduced the civil nuclear export act, along with my colleague, congressman jim clyburn of south carolina. our bill will boost u.s. competitiveness in the global civil nuclear exports market and bolster u.s. national security. as russia and china aim to coloneller the market and exert -- corner the market and exert their influence around the world by financing nuclear projects, this legislation could not be more timely. that situation is intense fieg rapidly and it's time -- intensifying rapidly and it's time for the u.s. to step up. the civil nuclear export act would reduce other countries' dependence on russia and china for technology and financing. this would be a win for our national security, a win for economic growth, and more jobs, and a vital step toward as more sustainable energy future. mr. speaker, i rise today because north carolina working families deserve action from their elected leaders. they deserve action on needed relief for hurricane helene victims. they deserve action on lowered grocery costs, childcare costs, and health care costs. they dese

. >> this is it jim jim and missouri republican line good morning. >> yes, i would like to say mr. vought i like your ideas. have is thislem i isn't a questionable issue it is an invasion. there are 3 million people that have come in that we know about it in the last two years. i would like to suggest the mexicans when they cartels out is about as we do. i would strongly suggest we have a joint military force with those cartels. i would love to live in mexico but it's obviously too dangerous thankwo you. >> thanks your comment. diplomatic efforts fail and to this point we do not even thought about it to the extent you have isis on your southern border. we went to the middle east to deal with isis advices on the southern border and yet somehow policymakers never even think about it. that's what we are trying to change. i think to your point mexico can be part of the solution. i am sure it's not a unanimous opinion. within their government that's a good situation for i'm sure some people are being bribed i'm sure their government is compromised our view is we want to make it so our g

mrs. davis, who it within the organization. would that about this at all? you'd hit that they didn't have to screen on that can been vicky. oh the how do we have through jim? that's the only one like uh a who now. yeah, i see that i listed the as well as the m. c. r o i do, i have not odd. why did they hold the me at the moment. i fell back out, bobby, up to the machine. it was can october said get on the back of the call to one. all right. they owed me even charlie, uh the ibm houses damaged us of the minus cool. i scanned them, i came in last carrier. go. well then i can see them at the mind. it got like you should have to know the lease. we plan on 11 juliet discovery is the one that percent. yeah, most of the of the court ordered, but it was, it had been going to the tomato suddenly money doesn't have them well, fee of a free $30.00 that like in the was cool. less then did that differently. so i mean, you can do, i'm about to be slight the to want the corner. so nice of us here. i think i did that on the minus these that it can level as and be. so what was the idea to the model? the bottom beside the dog will see it. how does that well let me see on a

mr. mcdonald a question. >> yeah. and his answer was we're making a ton of money, you're not. >> so yeah -- >> isn't that what he said? >> i guess so. i don't know, jim. >> that's what you hear -- >> that what you heard? >> yeah. i'm making money, and i wish you were making more money. we had a great quarter. and everything that -- all the analysts said were negative, they were completely wrong. now the stock's on fire. >> stocks are the highest since march today, up another couple percent. jim, you mentioned the china stimulus this morning on x. and not just their cpi at a five-month low, but the new stance to more aggressive accommodations. >> they're using that kind of nonsense. i mean, it's -- sucks people in. the pdd going to do it, do it, just on fire as always. you got to buy some here. people can't resist. it doesn't matter. it doesn't matter that the chinese have been wrong over and over and over again and not put money to work. it doesn't matter. >> they do suck you in every time with the stimulus promises. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> hello suckers. >> the first time around tepper was all excited. i'm reading what they've said. >> listen, the last

mr. romney, no. original sin, original sin. the civil war that nearly tore my nation apart to a long battle with jim crow into the 1960s. for the civil rights to voting rights movement which got involved in public life during which american cities were burned, to the still not finished reckoning with racial injustice in my country today. historians believe people of angola account for significant number of all enslaved people shipped to america. .. first enslaved american. tucker of virginia, are you there? there you are. god love you. [applause] thank you for being here. we will register, not a registry. that didn't matter. she felt something profound left she come home. that was a comment. she will the connection without words. american families who served in government over 50 years. i know i like him 40 years old have been around. [laughter] 1150 years, i've learned a lot. while history can be hidden, it should not be raised. this should be based. the good, bad and ugly. the whole truth. that's a great nations do and why i chose to speak here today and why the president visited african-american culture and d.c., sec

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