mrs. johnson -- 90 pointed out to mrs. johnson didn't like to ask people for money, and she was very good at saying thank you, mrs. dickson was good at bringing people in and charming them and showing them this is what we have and this is what we would like to accomplish. and you could be a part of all of this in helping to convince them that they should, actually, denote the money to be able to create the room and to restore the white house to its former glory. and that is really what they, they very much worked on. no, they liked to be able to go out and to get some of the pieces back. i think we'll go to their next slide. we have the portrait of louisa adams that they wanted to attend. and then this, this portrait of dolley madison, this is one of their biggest clues. so mr. conger without looking at some pieces at the pennsylvania gallery of fine arts -- pennsylvania academy of fine arts, i'm sorry -- and you saw that not only did they have the piece that he had come there to talk to them about, but they also had this p

mr. johnson: very good question, mr. price. it's certainly an area we have given a lot of thought to over the last several months as you indicate, the 287g program is currently under review. there are currently about 70 287g programs, and about another 70 warrant service officer programs. these are two different programs. one where folks are empowered to enforce immigration laws under 287g programs with some training and an officer is supposed to have the ability to serve arrests and deportations. the 287g program is just one example of the cooperation with state and locals. we believe that cooperation with the local authorities is key, but we also believe there just has to be appropriate checks and balances to make sure that folks are coloring within the lines and are acting responsibly with that authority. in the 22 congressional language, there was a requirement that opr and crco go out and take a close look at some of our 287g partners and raise any concerns as it might relate to civil rights and liberties. so we were aware

mrs. johnson. i don't think that mrs. kennedy's [inaudible] from mrs. johnson was so [inaudible] and a touch it admired mrs. kennedy so much, influenced mrs. johnson in terms of what she wanted to do. she wanted the americana [inaudible] in the white house. she's sort of put, as mrs. nixon did, her own and as subsequent first ladies did, their own [inaudible] on the white house to improve it. but certainly, in mrs. johnson's case, i can say she felt she needed to be true to herself. and i don't think she was finally, in the end [inaudible] . >> understood. barbara, any thoughts on the [inaudible] itself? >> well sure, first of all i agree with nancy wholeheartedly c o hardly. lady bird johnson, and pat nixon, as mr. short, where their own puts ladies on their own personalities and bought their own stamp of all first ladies georgia the white house. i would just say the emmy shows the popularity of the tour, the televised tour in 1962, and how it was received, and we've already talked about first ladies of public a little popular poacher. it actually becom

mrs. johnson. she said mrs. kennedy quote really wanted me to safeguard that and continue that her words fell on fertile ground because i care deeply about it although from a very different viewpoint because i wasn't formally trained in 19th century furniture art or anything like that. my drive was to get american artists represented in the white house and i did lady bird lets jackie know that president johnston formerly planned to establish a committee for the preservation of the white house. jackie response by writing mrs. johnson in december of 1963 i'm touched that you want to do this thing. maybe i will be remembered as the person who started restoring the white house, but you will be the one who is remembered as preserving it and making sure for all time it was cared for. that was the moment. i was always scared of. would the next president's wife scrapped the whole thing as she was sick to death of hearing about jacqueline kennedy or which she forget about me and ensure the white house will b

mr. johnson: madam president. the presiding officer: objection is heard. mr. johnson: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from wisconsin. mr. johnson: as chairman of homeland security, i passed over 300 pieces of legislation out of committee, over 130 of those became law. very few of those, almost none, were partisan in any way, shape, or form. the approach i used to have that kind of legislative success is rather than focus on issues that divide us, i concentrated on the areas of agreement. today i brought to senate floor a -- a nonpartisan bill, a bill crafted by the parents -- the parents who lost their sons in one of these horrific tragedies. it passed our committee twice unanimously. those parents asked me to come today to please pass this bill, take some action, provide some comfort to all the parents that are grieving, to a nation that is grieving. so i came to the floor today and i will not engaging in partisanship other than to say it is just sad -- it is just sad that this body can't pass this bill when about a month ago they passed an identical bill that appl

mr. johnson, thank you sir for your service. if i might, one suggestion is that if the fbi, the military, police would step up their surveillance the military definitely, drone surveillance of woods in states like michigan in states like pennsylvania and a huge militia populations that have training camps. on any givenho weekend or holid as weapons going off in those woods. you can hear loud explosions. they are training camps for right wing militia. this farce our military. as far as our police. twenty-two reform qualified immunity. we need to step upp our purge f right wing seditious and rapturous soonest in our military and police. we need to take a more serious attitude toward domestic terrorists as we would with al qaeda, with any kind. >> host: thanks collar, thanks collar. >> guest: i agree per generate six is a great example that's in front of us. the fact that federal officials able to catch before they executed with the governor of michigan. we have a threat here in ourla homeland. we understand the threat is causing h

mr. johnson or his lawyers.not find out until 2003, and did not have proof until 2019 when the state turned over this -- a copy of the check and a former signed by the judge authorizing the payment of $5,000. johnson's legal representation works against him as well. according to the washington post, johnson's attorney who admitted in a court filing that he lacked the necessary experience for a capital case. the lawyer wrote, the defendants attorney does not have the expertise in criminal investigation worked investigate the facts and interviewed the witnesses surrounding the alleged crime with which the defendant is charged. the defendants attorney has no former shining in criminal investigation, nor do they have the capabilities and time to interview all of the potential witnesses and conduct all of the investigation necessary and essential to provide the defendant with an adequate defense. and the quote. no experience, no training, no time to investigate. it trifecta of trial disaster. the court later agreed t

mr. johnson: we're working with the doj now on a legal orientation program. we have received some funding in fy 22 for this effort. and we obviously requested additional funding in fy 23 two expand it to more facilities. but the tablets and some of the other virtual platforms are well underway now at most of our facilities and we're going to continue to roll it out through the rest of the fiscal year. >> mr. fleischman? >> thank you, madam chair. i will be deferential to you, but would you prefer to recess before we go to vote, or should i go ahead and ask? >> i will leave that up to you. >> i have got some proxies did you, i'd feel a little more comfortable if we could recess now and then reconvene after the two votes. mr. director, we have two votes on the floor. one is about ready to conclude and and want to make sure we give you the opportunity to address this. would you be willing to adjourn? >> this subcommittee is now in recess. >>

mr. johnson signed with the e.u. korea's leader, kim jong-un, struggling to contain a nationwide coronavirus outbreak. reporter: we do have to take them on their word, but the fact that their publishing every day deaths and a number of cases does suggest tt in some way they're trying to speak to the international community, potentially as a cry for help. but interestingly, help is being offered north korea at the moment by the government here in south korea and by others, and yet north korea has yet to respond and yet to ask for help or accept help. so it is an interesting situation, yes, as to what north korea is trying to say, while at the same time not being ready to ask for help. of course it has no vaccine, it has repeatedly turned down offers of the vaccine, meaning the viru it is spreading through the population, as it was back in the early desert 2020 for much of the world. it has very little built up immunity. ♪ ross: i'm ross atkins with "outside source." our lead story is the ukraine says it has pushedome

mr. johnson: thank you. i'm happy to yield next to the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. grothman. here he is. mr. grothman: now that we are back in congress this week, i think it's time for all of us to share a little bit on what we learned when we were back in our districts and, given that my district has more manufacturing jobs than other districts in the country, i of course spent some time touring my manufacturing facilities and seeing what is going to become of the cost of american goods in the immediate future. there are some people who are claiming that this inflation is only something that arose out of recent developments, out of what happened in ukraine. that's not at all true. as we look here to my right, we see a graph that around the time of the american rescue plan, maybe the most irresponsible piece of legislation that's ever passed this house, we began to have m-2, a measure of the money supply, go up about 35% or 37% compared to the prior year. in the last big inflation in the 1970's it would go

mrs. johnson? >> he was absolutely indelible to me. there is a recording on which mrs. johnson says, miracle of the jet age. she is exclaiming about the wonder of being able to fly from coast to coast in the same day. it is an expression that i have used since the moment i first heard it. and what is exciting to me about the miller center, there are such wonderful contextualists, archivists, but i hope there is a room for a recording, a collection of them just called atmospherics. i hope we can hear the great recording of the president talking over the noise that gunsmoke was making on the tv, in the first residence. i hope we can hear all of those cans of diet root beer and fresca being opened by the president. i hope we can hear the exchange in conversation, when lucy baines comes into the oval office, and her dad greets her the way any dad would be happy to greet any daughter, obviously swelling with pride. these are the moments. you come for the history. you come for the news value. but what often stays with you is the family that you get to overhear on these tapes.

mr. johnson for remarks and being here today. first of all i like to thank the men and women in your agency who do their best to maintain law and order when this administration has not made that an easy task. you all have been incredibly difficult and complex duty to this country and i hope you are aware of the support you have it. this invasion of foreign nationals at her southern border should be the top priority of this administration and congress. as the acting director for ice i look forward to how we can hear you clean up this disaster. historic crisis at her southern border is set to worsen greatly due to the announced rescission of title 42 which will bring a tidal wave of illegal immigrants across our southern border and overwhelm an already overworked and understaffed agents of the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement. the resource cartels gain members, human g traffickers and drug smugglers will exploit this crisis to further endanger american citizens. last year you testified the u.s. was seeing record low number

mr. johnson, if you want to respond to that. guest: we have to have a society, an approach to stop racialized killings that we see. we have to have a society, an approach to deal with crime in general. what we are witnessing, whether it is january 6, el paso, pittsburgh, what happened in the bay area with a federal official, is a cordon needed effort by individuals -- coordinated effort by individuals using social media platforms to cause harm to our communities and democracy. it is for us to be in a place where we bring people together around a civil society so we can be honored with equal protection under the law and feel safe in our community. we have to have an approach to bring people together, not continue to allow tribalism to bring us apart. host: what would laws do, even if you create these laws, would it stop the problem overall? guest: first of all, you have to change the political climate. this is not a republican versus a democrat. this is about maintaining a civil society. secondly, you have to address the systemic

the telegraph has a word about this about trying to save johnson after a survey found that mr johnsonister in the eyes of tory party members. he is a polarising figure and he has a huge majority and a lot of support at the last election in the wake of brexit and the question now for all of these mps is whether or not he has become a liability whether they still think he's the best chance because an election still potentially a year or so away. it’s potentially a year or so away. it's interesting _ potentially a year or so away. it's interesting that the legislation has been passed to the prime minister could _ been passed to the prime minister could indeed: election when he chooses — could indeed: election when he chooses and take that risk and that's— chooses and take that risk and that's remember back in 2019. in 2019. _ that's remember back in 2019. in 2019. but— that's remember back in 2019. in 2019, but this is 2022 and a of light— 2019, but this is 2022 and a of light is— 2019, but this is 2022 and a of light is happen. whether the pandemic, the followers of the pandemic, the fo

mr. johnson was not because he says he was doing his job. >> i briefly attended such gatherings to thanktheir service, which i believe is one of the essential duties of leadership. roz: one other gathering was on the same date, november 2020. this is the gathering the telegraph reported was allegedly held to celebrate the part or of the ime minister's then advisor and where it was reportedhe abba track winner takes all was blasted loudly. sue gray reported this was a meeting and said it would not be appropriate to invest get further because the polichad already decided not to. but the conclusion more broadly is different. she writes, the offense -- events i investigated were attended by leaders in government. many should not of been allowed to happen. the senior leadership at the center, political and official, must their response ability for this culture. boris johnson has not quile with that. >> i take full response ability for everything that took place on my watch. >> he also noted that since the parties >> the entire senior management has changed. roz: but taking was possibly can be

mr. johnson's birthday in june of 2020. the report also includes these images.rime minister said turning up at events like this was an important part of his job. >> i attended such gatherings to thank them for their service, which i believe is one of the essential duties of leadership. reporter: he insisted he changed his team and how they work, and he wanted to take out of governing. >> i am confident with the changes and new structures that are now in place, that we are humbled by the experience, and we have learned our lesson. reporter: the liberal party himself along with his deputy repeated that boris johnson must resign. >> it is time to pack his bags. only then can the government function again. only then can the rot lee carved out. only then can we restore the dignity of that great office, and the democracy that it represents. reporter: other party leaders also focused on the prime minister's character. >> truthfulness. honesty. transparency, did not enter. it is just not part of his way of being, and it speaks for the type of man that he is. >> can the

johnson: mr.peaker, i think everybody has every sympathy with people facing difficulties with the cost of heating. that is why the government has stepped up. mes allowance, mr. speaker. we will continue as the support people. just as we did throughout the pandemic. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the department of education showed that last year once again, the council became the highest rejector of children applying for education, health, and care assessment in the country. nearly half of children were rejected compared to the national average of just 23%. can the prime minister outline how this will help children and their families get access to the education that they deserve? prime minister johnson: i thank him very much for his campaign. he's right. that's why we have a review. we will ensure send children and young people can get access to the right support at the right place and right time across the country. >> the leader of the opposition -- mr. speaker, i shift to range. an extraordinary stor

mrs. lawrence and ms. johnson, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? lynch good morning, mr. speaker -- mr. lynch: good morning, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. langevin of rhode island, i informpursuant to house resolut, i inform the house that mr. langevin will vote no on the motion to recommit. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. brooks of alabama, i inform the house that mr. brooks will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: as the member designated by ms. strickland of the state of washington, i inform the house that ms. strickland will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california

mr. johnson, two points. i think the reason we cannot legislate, for example, gun control, background checks, is because of the filibuster rate personally, i believe the filibuster is unconstitutional. i think supreme court should address this. we cannot get things done because of the filibuster. there were attempts made after sandy hook, there was a 75% agreement by background checks, but it was blocked because of the filibuster. you mentioned, this is a domestic problem, not an international problem. i would like to read from the mueller report, there is a paragraph called russian campaign. it says, "2014 ira, intelligence service of the russians, employees sent to the united states on an intelligence gathering mission with instructions." then, it is whacked out, -- redacted. information warfare, via social media, staging political rallies inside the united states. ira employees boast grassroots entities, persons made contact with trump's -- host: you will have to summarize this for our guest. caller: with

prime minister johnson: mr. speaker, the right honorable gentleman struggled to define what a woman was. he couldn't make up his mind on that point, mr. speaker. heaven help us. look, this government is not in principle in favor of higher taxation. of course not. but what we want to do -- they love it, mr. speaker. they love putting up taxes. labour puts up taxes. what we want to do is take a sensible approach governed by the impact on investments and jobs, mr. speaker. that is the test of a strong economy. by having a strong economy that we'll be able to look after people as we have done during covid and as we will do in the aftershocks of covid. this week it was revealed that unemployment has come down to the lowest level since 1974. when i was 10 years old, mr. speaker. i don't know how old he was. but i was 10 years old. >> mr. speaker, hang on. last week he said we'll have a look at it. yesterday he voted against it. anyone picking out the places today would think they are for it now he says he's against it

mr. johnson, i need to ask you quickly with the functioning of our democracy here for a moment.ecause when you look at some of the breakdown of recent polls, the majority of americans support gun reform, background checks, red flag laws and yet our democracy is not responsive to this, it's not passing this and you can go through the list a thing after thing whether it's abortion -- -- >> mr. johnson, i need to ask you quickly with the because when you look at some of the breakdown of recent polls, the majority of americans support gun reform, background checks, red flag laws and yet our democracy is not responsive to this, it's not passing this and you can go through the list a thing after thing whether it's abortion rights, voting rights, police reform, things are not getting done. do you worry that the democracy that we live in, is no longer functioning in a way that it can deliver reforms, and solutions to these pressing problems? >>, i think the democracy is functioning western states like texas that have a super sized voice, although the majority of the citizens of texas ar

mrs. johnson greeted the hoover family. just outside union family the johnsons into thes lined up to watch the casket loaded onto the case on. the escort commander led the procession in washington dc down delaware avenue 3 blocks to the east from the fred fiumano. this included the army band, the national color detail, the caisson and the body barriers, the personal flag bearer, the comparison horse, black jack, next was the hoover family and limousines, president johnson followed with secret service escort and cars with other dignitaries. as the column moved down delaware avenue to the south, escort troops were in units along the east side of the avenue facing the center of the street. in order to the south were a company from each of the service academies, from the army marine corps, navy, air force and coast guard and composite company of servicewomen, the army national guard, air force reserve and coast guard reserve completing the line at the southern end more representatives from eight veterans organizations. as the pr

mrs. johnson created the hoover family. just outside at union station, the johnson's at the hoover's lined up to watch the casket loaded on to the case on. general whaley, his escort commander, led the procession in windy washington, d. c.. down delaware avenue, three blocks from the capital. the procession included the army band, the national color detail, the case on and the body bearers, the personal flagbearer and the horse, blackjack. next to the hoover family and limousine, president johnson followed with secret service escort in cars with other dignitaries. as the column moved down delaware avenue to the south, escort troops in units were lined up along the east side of the capital, facing the center of the street. in order to the south were a company from each of the service academies, a company from the army, marine corps, navy, air force and coast guard. and a composite company of servicewomen. the army national guard, air force reserve and coast guard reserve. completing the line at the southern end, more represe

since december, mr johnson has been forced to answer questions about what went on. i johnson has beenat went on. i have been repeatedly _ questions about what went on. i have been repeatedly assured _ questions about what went on. i have been repeatedly assured since - questions about what went on. i it? been repeatedly assured since these allegations emerged that there was no party and that no rules were broken. ., ., , ., no party and that no rules were broken. ., ., ., , broken. you and your colleagues felt that ou broken. you and your colleagues felt that you had — broken. you and your colleagues felt that you had essentially _ broken. you and your colleagues felt that you had essentially permission i that you had essentially permission from borisjohnson to have these events? from boris johnson to have these events? ., , from boris johnson to have these events? . , ., , ., from boris johnson to have these events? . , ., ., events? that is what you are saying? yes, events? that is what you are saying? yes. because — events? that is what you are saying? yes. because he _ events? tha

mr. johnson, please have a seat. we ran your tests. we ran your tests, mr. u're positive for lowercase b- ampersand-5-6-capital z as in zavid-9-2-9-underscore-netgear, and then a capital o, or a zero. th ( laughter ) but, things-- ( cheers and applause ) one place where covid is taking off again is our nation's capital. a bunch of fancy folks tested positive after attending the white house correspondents' dinner, including abc news' chief washington correspondent,s particularly worrisome, because at the dinner, karl shook hands with president biden. a story that politico reported as "jonathan karl tests positive for covid after sitting next to kim kardashian." well, of course that's their lede. you want the president to be healthy, but come on, we've had 45 of those guys. there's only one founder of skims shapewear. ( laughter ) i'm wearing one right now. ( laughter ) it's so smoothing. ( laughter ) even worse, the dinner was saturday, and on monday, kim went to the met gala, which-- i don't think i need to remind you-- was attended by all of the kardashians

mr. johnson said the west have been too slow to act in 2014 when russia invaded crimea that we were justking about. too slow to sanction president putin. our correspondent has more. >> thi is ukraine's finest hour. >> for boris johnson, this was a virtual visit to ukraine's parliament. for volodymyr zelenskyy, the first in person since russia invaded. >> ukraine will win. >> there is genuine gratitude for support both military and moral. but there is criticism. had the west been tougher on russia, this devastating war might never have happened. and today, the prime minister acknowledged that. >> and the truth is we were too slow to grasp what was really happening. and we collectively failed to impose the sanctions then that we should have put on vladimir putin. and we cannot make the same mistake again. >> ukraine is paying a huge price. >> it is when you see all this that youealize how fierce the fighting wars -- was around ukraine's capital and how close the russians came to kyiv. and even though they have been forced back, this war with all of its destruction is far from over. reporte

mr. johnson. one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from ohio is recognized. mr. johnson: i rise to urge my colleagues to oppose this shameful legislation, h.r. 7688. the majority continues to blame ever rising gasoline prices on everything except the real source. their own policy failures. americans know this all started on january 20, 2021 when president biden s signed multipe anti-american energy orders on day one. first democrats blame voa covid-19 for the increase. americans didn't buy it. then following russia's invasion of ukraine democrats tried spinning it as putin's price hike. that flopped, too. today, it's price gouging. they can't even get their fake story straight because president biden's energy secretary told the house energy and commerce committee that, quote, i'm not sure anyone is saying there is wholesale gouging. here's the bottom line, instead of building pipelines expediting permits and flipping the switch on to american energy production, democrats are content to play the blame game. rather than helping the american people deal with skyrocke

mr. johnson your book when the stars begin to fall why this book? yeah, so in 1901 i think it was when wb the boys published the souls of black folk and in it, he has this line where he says that black people in the united states have to have a double consciousness a kind of tunis and he says he describes it as being a -- and an american these two forces pulling in different directions and only the strength of the of the black american is enough to keep the body from being torn asunder by trying to be these two different identities that that seem to be so incompatible and as a black american who spent two decades in the military, i don't see my blackness or my americanness as incompatible. certainly there have been times of tension and the probably 30 to 40 police stops. i've had over the course of my driving career suggests that the tension is not is not completely debated but i wanted to write a book about racism in the united states that also expresses the love of country. lots of people talk about racism in the united states and lots of people t

mr. johnson and mr. zelensky made a certain statement about a certain overshoot. and could not happen, therefore it is rather worth noting here just the skillful actions of the e russian army, which were also ready by the small forces of the su. defeat inflicts very serious damage. give in this part of the black sea. in general, they don’t have so many forces anymore, 10 helicopters lost, at least four aircraft and four aircraft. yes, well, three more boats. well, that is, it’s rather difficult to create such a new group, but we must not forget that they can once again try to carry out such an action here, because the snake is extremely important for them. remember, it's snake. uh, it was an island that was taken in the very first days of the operation and there were 60 border guards, they were taken prisoner, and kiev said that they all died in battle, so for them this is an extremely important territory where they need try again to prove something. there, perhaps, you will use combat swimmers in the parade ground, and they exclude it. well, it's far enough. we w

mrs. johnson to a special shower given by the cabinet wives and their daughters. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the pre-weddingovember at the exclusive dallas club, chuck and lynda where the guests of honor at an event given by mrs. warren one word, who are longtime family friends. the psychedelic decorations in smith's from your front yard do not typify san antonio, but they did set the stage for her colorful poolside party. linda's maid of honor demonstrated that texas is not all blue skies and white lychee. in fact, some of the prairie gets downright abstract. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> checked also found that texas is no place to escape the watchful eye of his future father-in-law. it was a busy texas weekend filled with dinners, parties and dances in their honor. dallas, houston, san antonio and to cap it off, a kitchen shower in austin. lynda left some room for doubt as to her ability to cope with the various kitchen accessories she'd received. >> i don't really know how to cook, but i'm sure that i will learn enough to keep chuck from starving before he goes to vietnam, and hopefully when he gets back he will be so hungr

mr. johnson, well, look, first of all, today i think that they will grant, well, another matter, what will be the real content of this status. well, because koleba correctly said that if ukraine does not receive this status, it will mean what by and large well , he said the word treason, yes, that is, of ukraine. i would say a throw, but it is rude, but it is more in line with the city, it is necessary, but it is more understandable for a diplomat. i am not a diplomat, but i can speak . real content, so i think you understand it in europe, most likely some kind of status will be given, but how realistic the content and content of this status will be is the subject of another discussion . valuable membership in the european union, this is connected not only with the fact that there are certain lobbies there, whatever you want to call them, they resist this or are in no hurry to see ukraine well in this structure because there are purely objective economic reasons, that is, unification, well, coordination, well, that is, it is all very problematic, because remember even when, for example, ro