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mr. kneedler, may i -- may i ask you just a couple quick questions? -- hope to be quick. mr. kneedler: sure. justice gorsuch: i hope they're quick. first, getting back to the standard of review and the distinction between criminal and civil, this court seems to have drawn that line based on the severity of the consequences that follow to the individual, but that seems to me a tough line here to draw because i can easily imagine a misdemeanant who may be convicted of a crime for which the sentence is six months in jail or a $100 fine, and he wouldn't trade places in the world for someone who is deported from this country pursuant to a civil order or perhaps the subject of a civil forfeiture requirement and loses his home. so how sound is that line that we've drawn in the past, especially when the civil/criminal divide itself is now a seven-part balancing test, not exclusive, so there may be more than seven factors as i understand it. and i look at the text of the constitution, always a good place to start, and the due process clause speaks of the loss of life, liberty, or prop

mr. poe: reclaiming my time. i just have a few minutes. er i don't want to be combative in the sense that we're not dealing in the real world. mr. rohrabacher said irrational optimism is a good phrase. we're dealing with irrational optimism if we can trust the iranian government. they have done everything they can to move to a place where they can destroy the united states. the hueman rights -- human rights abuses against their own people. we don't spend time talking about that. you got a group of people here, they've got families and friends that have been tortured, disapired, locked up in prison over the years because of the regime that wants to destroy the united states. i commend them for being here. talk to these people and find out how their families were tortured in iran and continue to be tortured by this guy who uses rhetoric to say he's going to destroy the united states. everywhere in the middle east you find iran mischief making. we had a hearing in our terrorism subcommittee last week, we used this map to talk about the fact th

of the european parliament but i'm on to mosul and also supporter of catalan independence mr card margot we've just been listening from my colleague from d.w. business how expensive separation from spraying will probably be what do you think how expensive do you think that separation will be and are you being open about those costs with the people of catalonia. good evening thank you for limitations the goal of this issue. we can see. even though there are many that it and menaces that don't you will be gone we're going to do it part of the single market and they will be in agreement. so i don't understand very well why people are really saying something but i'm going to come out and i was about you know sorry to interrupt mr come out of well how can you be sure that you'll still be part of the single market and the eurozone area if it is actually clear that catalonia leaving spain will also be leaving the european union look this is something that has never happened in the box the first thing to take into account and the second or more importantly whether anybody wanting to get in there would be a

european parliament but i'm on to them also and also supporter of cattle and independents mr card margot we've just been listening from my colleague from d.w. business how expensive separation from spraying will probably be what do you think how expensive do you think that separation will be and are you being open about those costs with the people of catalonia. good evening thank you for limitations of the gold issue. we can see that even though there are many threats and menaces going on here will be gone we'll continue to be part of the single market and there will be an economy. so i don't understand very well why people are really saying something but i think the area if it is actually clear that catalonia leaving spain will also be leaving the european union look this is something that has never happened in the box the first thing to take into account and the second or more importantly governing body wanting to get in there would be a market so it means that we have seven thousand multinationals from many countries in the wall at the end of the morning for example fifty percent of all gentleme

mrs. obama: you just wait.laughter] shonda: but the 15-year-old, she has a phone and ipad and they are always with her when she is doing homework, sometimes she is studying with a friend on it and sometimes she is not. and every year i do something called amish summer, when i turn off all the electronics in the house. mrs. obama: you are so cool. they hate you. [laughter] dramatichere is a big rush and i tell them to go outside and figure out what the world looks like and there is a week of mourning. and they hate you. mrs. obama: they hate you. shonda: yes. and then i come home and my daughter has built a city out of cardboard boxes and it is fine. it is a drug almost, it is hard to withdraw. like how it isis with parents. are the days when the phones -- gone are the days when the phones would ring, remember that, in your house? you would pick up and is somebody would say, this is blank and i'm called to speak with melia. and you think, this is the person who is talking to my daughter, boy girl or whatever. bu

percent of the defense spending over nato as european allies we discard the united states here so mr. just is acknowledging russians using their defense money at least seventeen times better than the west i think russia is what russia spends on defense is less than what the defense increase for the. you know adam. used the word distrust here and one of the things that i think is a really growing issue i think it's vastly important here is to break facebook and google these are very dangerous monopolies we've seen monopolies broken up in the past and it's time to do it now more than ever because this is an information monopoly and that's why people most likely are watching this program because while we don't get along to play along ok i think this is an issue that is so important it is not getting enough air time is hardly any in the west right now go ahead and i'm in london. it's probably the single most most important with dealing with the web and dealing with social media these companies ought to be closed in the same way as a classic telephone company so you've got your eighteen t.'s an

yet at the same time i just -- for mr. krebs, let me just ask, as i understand it, dhs is responsible for the protection of some but not all of the crediting infrastructure in the united states. >>> when it come thursday energy detector the department of energy is the lead agency. is that correct? >> , that is correct. >> where does it fit in the chart other. >> is an updated piece of policy surrounding this if mentioned that's progressive policy arc. the unmuscle moments hold and have been reflected in presidential policy directive 41. >> we have an updated chart someplace? >> i may have something better than a chart. i have a plan and a policy around it. ppd41 which lay out the responsibilities of respective organizations. >> all of you are working on the same level as mr. krebs has shrined here with the information he has? i yes or no would be appropriate. >> yes. >> yes, senator. >> thank you. then i appreciate that because what really bothered me if this was not update or had been working on anything since 2013 hen the

mr summers just what legal basis a does the catalan government have here if you want your regular independent to unilaterally. it's not really a legal basis what they're trying to show is that they've got the people behind them and this referendum is a bit ambiguous on that point they got ninety percent of the vote but they did so on a forty two percent turnout so it's ninety percent of forty two which works out of around thirty eight percent of the total an adult population so they haven't really shown conclusively that they have the people behind them so what the catalans are are essential trying to do is is demonstrate mass popular support but i think what it what what we see so far is that they have a bout the support of forty percent of the population now they would argue of course of that vote was disrupted the ballot boxes were removed that people were prevented from voting and that is depressed the turnout for the vote and of course maybe some points to that but at the same time it's up to them essentially to show that the catalan people are behind them what we're seeing now is is in

mr just before the break we were talking about the in a cult. russia's governmental institutions and your own ministry is not a stranger to controversy your own predecessor is currently being on trial on charges of bribery i'm sure you would not comment on the conduct of that particular trial but speaking more broadly how would the u.s. says the russian court system as far as the protection of property and economic rights is concerned because i'm sure you would agree that those are crucial for making people. willing to invest in russia well what we are facing these days is that there are a large number of changes that are planned to be introduced into the court system in order to improve the quality and because the quality of the court system is important for protection of the rights and then for broader impact on the economy so there is a list of changes that was prepared you know we were involved in that process a little bit more came promised that will give him his proposals and now they are being implemented so you can begin their form of th

impact their jobs and their security in the future many people very unhappy with what mr macklin's government is doing justa few months into all face and they're also happy with the way that mr mock wanted just like protest is because for many people in prague they see these as being there right now right to just speak out to give their opinion on things they are unhappy about it take a listen to what mr mark on this said in the cost of protests was absolutely determined i will not give away not to slack is not to cynics not to extremists well let's be clear who these slackers are according to mark wrong that's us all workers are slackers slackers are the people who work hard to earn a living to feed their family to pay their debts their mortgages this is purely a provocation from the. head of state and from the government meaning that slackers wake up every day to go to their into prices to work. oh. well that's what the response has been from one of the unions we've been talking to some of the protesters here on the streets are saying one nurse told me they've come out to protest today they've taken the

mr. chairman. i just want to again remind folks, during the course of this argument we heard this narrative about the problems with the sue and settle. as mr. nadler described an imagined concocted vast conspiracy, but without any evidence that it actually exists, a solution in search of a problem. just to remind folks, there were two reports done by the g.a.o. -- i have them in my hand. they're thick. that in fact undermine the suggestion that there is any such problem. in response to requests from the republican committee chair, the government accountability office has twice concluded that agencies cannot and do not circumvent the rulemaking system relating to statutory deadlines. finally, we received testimony earlier this year from attorney general jeff sessions, justice department, that current agency policy, which was codified in 1991, prohibits circumventing the rulemaking process through deadline lawsuits. we have heard similar testimony from career justice and department officials in prior admini

mr. higham: there is obviously not just a mad -- -- there is a mad -- to get someone to rub the drugs are's office, but there is also a lot of pressure now being put on this law that mr. marino has introduced, along with a handful of other members of congress. we will see what happens with that. the dea chief judge has written 115 page legal analysis of this this in which he says amount is 40 years of law, and it makes it very difficult for the dea to do with job. -- its job. a.g. sessions yesterday, along with the deputy attorney general, said they were looking at this very seriously. i think there is a lot of people at the justice department, perhaps of the white house legal counsel taking a look at the law and what it says. if you or i were to read this law, it is a lot of gobbledygook, but if you are a drug lawyer or somebody in that world, you know exactly what those words mean and exactly what those words will do. i think that is one of the reasons it slipped through congress, because people said well, it is the ensuring patient access and drug enforcement act. why would you be oppose

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mrs. bumbry, i wish i had better news, but unfortunately, you didn't qualify for the g.i. clinical trial. so we'll justng away. great. so how was the sex with that guy? what guy? i--i wasn't-- elliot! i have other patients. mrs. bumbry needs a nap. we're all very busy. i've never done anything like this. i just met him and slept with him. pow! god, i miss one-night stands. the best thing was, since i knew it was just a fling, i wasn't afraid to ask him for exactly what i wanted. which was? shirt on, lights off, no talking. well, you just be careful. you wouldn't believe how quickly a reputation can be made in this hospital. you're a bit of a slut, aren't you? ♪ here comes my baby ♪ here she comes now ♪ and it can come as no surprise... ♪ as soon as we get out of this sterile field, i'm am going to need the man who hit that to hit that! ♪ here she comes now ♪ walking with a love ♪ with a love that's all so fine ♪ ♪ never could be mine ♪ no matter how i try [music grinds to a halt] wait a minute. i'm elliot reid. people! listen up! this rumor ends right now! she slept with him, and she hardly knew him. d

the hospital is profiting from the care that that doctor has given, just as mr miller was seeing my climben, just as mr miller was seeing my client privately for some six or seven years, those regular appointments were profiting the private hospital. as a result of that, i think they should have responsibility for that individual, because they are also profiting from him. sometimes, patients can't get compensation from their private surgeon either. insurance cover for most private doctors is discretionary. which means, in rare cases, the insurer can simply refuse to pay out. it's happened to some of paul miller's patients. we've been told that his insurer, the medical defence union, has simply walked away. it seems they won't respond to patient complaints or even confirm if they insure paul miller. mr miller denies he has been dropped by the medical defence union. the mdu said they cannot comment. the mdu previously refused to cover ian paterson's patients. to say that a patient who has had a wrong done to them by a doctor or buy a hospital is not going to get proper compensation is total

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about it mr duffy just sold it at the last minute. so the highest sort of a film about it was cut off. so somebody know i'm always up on. the net to sort of help there. local wal-mart is selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles they don't want. to do socks for the tell you that they'll be gossip and tabloid but fell for the most important news today. on the box of advertising telling you are not cool enough and wants to fight their product. all the hawks that we along with our audience will watch. well i'll go. to meno must use this and then i'm going out to rant and then she'll get the message in be theo i. am just. yeah used in this will for the sunday times not for an asshole thinking i must buy the i will out of the behind of the out. on the she does the ground she don't need the militia got a real. killer then i'm of into it is be food out of this not so they this that be but i mean. look. get delivered up with a. when lawmakers manufacture consent to the publi

mr. speaker, i just want to go to another subject. i rise in opposition to the devastating tax plan that -- tax cut plan that the republicans are putting forth. if their losses. again pray, our hearts and prayers are with the families of those who class, you will most likely be having your taxes increased. if you have a family member on medicare or medicaid you will be most likely devastated by the impact of this. this is a bill that the republicans are putting forth that will add trillions of dollars to the national debt while they sing the praises of fiscal responsibility. the fiscal hawks have become an endangered species. no longer are they -- there to say we're not going to borrow from our future in order to give tax cuts to the wealthiest people in our country. indeed, 80% of the trump g.o.p. tax framework, net tax cuts go to the top 1% of americans. the top 1% of americans get 80% of the trump g.o.p. net tax. as they increase the deficit, anyone who might be haunted by he thought we better cut someplace, where do you think goin

ironically, many of these grey—haired protesters voted for young mr macron, just a five months ago.nk this increase of that tax — csg — is totally unfair because it is concentrated on one portion of the population. if you do not mind me asking, how much money are you going to lose with this tax change? i guess, about 1,000 euros a year. that's quite a lot of money. it is, definitely. do you think it will change your life in any way? somehow, yeah. he is running after the euro. he completely neglected the base of the franc. madame, you told me that you voted to him in the presidential election. would you vote for him again? probably a white vote, that would be. abstain? abstain, yes, exactly. you do feel very disappointed in him? disappointed, definitely. the french president is yet to turn a0 but he is a man in a hurry. his en marche political movement broke the mould of french politics. some in france see him as their clinton, or blair, with a one—in—a—generation chance to build a more open, flexible entrepreneurial france. drum roll. the french national assembly is rich in traditi

this bill does just that. mr. speaker, after billions of dollars and decades of federal bureaucrats, fruitless efforts traffic ze our air system. it's time traffic system. it's time for change, it's time for real reform. mr. speaker, this bill does exactly that. let's bring the bill to the floor. let's achieve real reform rather than just talking about it. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. gutierrez, for five minutes. mr. gutierrez: thank you, mr. speakerment i received a lot of calls in my office in the last few days. some are offering help to the people of puerto rico. but many are from moms and dads hoping to hear from their children. from children hoping to hear rom their moms and dads. from grandchildren worried about an elderly grandparent who is still in puerto rico. two weeks after the hurricane hit, puerto rico from, there are people who have not been heard and people who are calling for help. but haven't received it yet

wanted to say, it is erotic that we just got through talking on c-span about trust in institutions, asking the general populace what institutions do we trust, and i heard mr. singer just now say that how would the conservative members of congress take to the thing he had said something to the effect, were gonna go along with it. i'm no expert on this, but it baffles my mind, as a regular citizen, and i don't hear many of the reporters talking about it, but how can a man, who won't even show his taxes, who we don't know what's in his taxes, how can he lead tax reform. it's almost as if we are selling out in america for anything just to get something passed. oh yeah. you wonder why people don't trust institutions, or whatever. i find it just ironic and beyond my mind. i'm no expert, i'm no reporter, but how can a man who won't even show his taxes lead tax reform? >> guest: as that debate happens, should that be something on capitol hill. do you want to hear that from them? we lost henry. >> guest: you will be hearing from democrats on this topic. i think over the weekend, here's a topic i know almost nothing about, but over the weekend the president is prep

variety of earnings management particularly the bigger names all hype therefore your albert and mr. justere to stay. the question is tax reform. with all of the turmoil in washington d.c. is critical to understand what tax reform and means for your 401(k) but according to facts at the first week of earnings we "suburbicon" companies are the first 52 last week mentioned tax reform during a conference call. that's a lot by the way compare to the first and second quarter of the same period and for now the administration remains adamant but it's going to be a 20% corporate rate is the g.o.p. figures out how to get through the individual rates. this point was driven home home by treasury secretary steve mnuchin who treated earlier no inconsistent message on tax reform. we are committed to 20% corporate rate and middle-income tax relief for hard-working americans. whether -- what does 20% main? only to look at three companies at the dow reported earnings 3m mcdonald's in caterpillar paying 20% they would have saved a combined $702 million in the last three months. what does that mean for the d

mr. hilliard. hey. i just want to make sure you're comfortable. who are you? they call me carla. ok. r. hilliard... hmm? do i have something on my... lips? nope. totally clean. j.d., voice-over: i felt guilty about blowing off dr. cox to grab a beer with pete. of course, that was before we got nancy as our waitress. nancy, the kid's a doctor, for crying out loud. he saves lives. that's worthy of your respect or at least one drunken weekend in vegas. 3-day weekend. columbus day. that's coming up, right? come on! everyone deals with problems in their own way. some lash out at others. and some just end up lashing out at themselves. and some people just try to hide. nancy! nancy. unfortunately, that never works. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi and change the way you wifi. to make a sex joke. watch this. hey, todd, i'm all out of the e

that is all right, mr.. just resign. nothing will happen to. you will go back to your old rank.old it against you, unless you hold it against yourself. but we want to find out now whether you have been picked to command can learn to obey. the soldier who cannot stand up under strict regulations, discipline, and restrictions, cannot discipline himself or others. this is where we must find out. not here when all these lives are involved. >> remember, clark gable would have undergone this kind of training himself. now i will hand it back to audrey. audrey: the next two films feature two parts of the same process. now i will hand it back to audrey. gathering and analyzing aerial photograph intelligence. you will notice they don't have very interesting titles. most of these films to not have interesting titles because they were made for internal use, so they tell us exactly what they are. the first is a process training film that focuses on the steps and process and names of units that participate. while parts of the film are really dry, there is a strong attempt to overlay a storyli

just wondered, you thought that was ok? apparently you thought i was a good policy in 2014. mr. smith: if a consumer has a dispute on his or her credit file we take it seriously. toy have the ability communicate with us directly. we work with the banks -- ignoredis case you just it and didn't do anything about it. the only reason there was a lawsuit was because two people with the same name of miller, the records are combined. and you refuse after you proved repeatedly for years to do anything about it. it happens all the time. everyone of us get complaints from our constituents that your company, not just you, the other that your different, industry treats them like dirt. they cannot get student loans, they can't get auto loans, they cannot get atm cards because you will not do anything by your own policies admitted by your own people who used to work for the do not doat says we anything until you file a lawsuit. in the last 13 seconds i will speak to america and say for the 145 million people, file a lawsuit and maybe you will get equity. otherwise they will keep doing to you w

mr. chairman. just like to point out that border security has more to do an simply stopping illegal immigration and those who would cross our border illegally but also drug trafficking, human trafficking. and i would point to the fact, you know, i was in law enforcement in the 1980's when crack cocaine, when it was mentioned earlier the horrific impact that crack cocaine had in our communities. and i was in florida. my colleague from orlando was as well. but we saw in response to that, throughs coast guard amitadis, they come in and secure our ports, secure the sea wall, if you will, and come very effective in stopping the cocaine that was coming into south florida. everybody remembers the crack .ocaine wars of the late 1980's jump-start and then operation which we still have today which the precursor to that was the national interdiction command and control plan that we have today. argument that we don't need to strengthen our negates -- think does not recognize the fact that we've had tremendous succe

mr. smith: we have offered this ,ree service to all of america not just the 145 million. senator hirono: thank you. senator flake: senator klobuchar? we have aobuchar: vote coming. the reality is we will never prevent all data breaches, mr. smith. i know this from my state. what we can do is control how we react when it happens and we can also put things in place to make sure that we have done it does noto that happen. i'm looking at the response. you did not report the breach for a month. after disclosing the breach, you fell short with response to customers. hours on hold. the right website was not secure. were initially charged. in your testimony you laid out the timeline of discovering the data breach. do you believe you dedicated enough time and resources preparing to respond given what happened later and the outcry from the customers? mr. smith: you mentioned a month to respond. my written and oral testimony, it was not until late august we understood there was a breach that occurred. so it was a number of weeks. response, you are correct. i mentioned in my oral test

s a pay freeze and many people feeling that mr mack just doesn't represent the working class in fact many people think that mr mack gone is that she said he's showing contempt for the working class in the pot in the past as well last and that being fairly indiscriminate about how he has discussed protests is what he thinks of them take a listen to what he said previously it will be absolutely determined i will not give a name anyway not to slack is not to cynics not extraordinary to. well let's be clear who these slackers are according to mark wrong that's us all workers are slackers slackers are the people who work hard to earn a living to feed their family to pay their debts their mortgages this is purely a provocation from the head of state and from the government meaning that slackers wake up every day to go to their inner prices to work this is just some of the damage to public property here in paris the protesters making fun of what mark clinton said it says she's three old finial which basically means i am a sock at making a joint there's comment spotlight mr mock on but many o

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mr. royce: just for the record, myself and mr. engel, this committee, we identify this as full-fledged ethnic cleansing. mr. engel: thank you, mr. chairman. what are we doing right now to hold the military accountable? do you think that reimposition of targeting sanctions against military leadership or businesses to generate funds for the military is appropriate? let me say as a first step i would encourage the administration to stop issuing jade act waivers to allow members of the burmese military and their families to come to the united states, at least until such time as violence stops and humanitarian access is restored. mr. murphy: congressman, thank you. we are exploring all options available to us to affect change inside this country. with a focus on the armed forces. i think it's important to point out that we have in place already a substantial range of restrictions on the military. our engagement is virtually nonexistent. there's no training. assistance is prohibited. that reflects the fact that the transition to democra

mr summer just before we left with a break he said that even if the a of d. didn't get into the bundestag there would have been some hard thinking on the part of the mainstream parties but it did and the question now is what to do with them or about them it is widely predicted the a of do you feel now be frozen out of any coalition negotiations do you sing is smart when dad makes them even more resentful and more abrasively populist well i don't think they're ready. to govern or even to participate in governing they have to. develop a program which is more than just a speech and criticism they have to sort themselves out and i don't you know they got. ninety four out of seven hundred nine seats. i guess they're splitting up pretty soon and then we'll see what their real positions are and one more question i would like to ask you about political tactics is something that i notice that the social democrats did they almost immediately and as they day that they don't want to be in in a call ition of if that america is christian democrats they intend to be in oppo

twenty thousand jobs to be cuts over the next five days a pay freeze and many people feeling that mr mack just doesn't represent the working class in fact many people think that mr macro is actually still you should contact the white house in the pot in the past as well last and that being fairly indiscriminate about how he has discussed protests is what he thinks of them take a listen to what he said previously that will be absolutely determined i will not give a name anyway not to slack is not to cynics not to extremists well let's be clear who the slackers are according to micron that's us all workers are slackers slackers are the people who work hard to earn a living. to feed their family to pay their debts their mortgages this is purely a provocation from the head of state and from the government meaning that slackers wake up every day to go to their into prices to work this is just some of the damage to public property here in paris the protesters making fun of what michael and said it says she's free all finial which basically means i am a slacker making a joint there's comments by mr m

let me say just right there, mr. speaker, that it doesn't matter which administration or which party is in the white house. this is not a bill that is designed to go for one party or the other. simply saying there is an article one of the constitution and legislative branch that writes the laws and then the executive is to enforce the laws, not write them. i want to make it clear and it's going to be talk about -- but i want to make this clear this is for any administration. obama administration circumvented. the way to these improper agreements hang around the next of businesses, employees, farmers and ranchers. the trump organization has recognized the priority and has taken steps to curb sue and settle agreements and the federal rulemaking process. scott pruitt issued a detective to increase policy making at the e.p.a. this is a critical step and the one i applaud but doesn't negate the need for corning to act. it only highlights it. congress has the right and obligation to defend its constitutional prerogative. t

mr. governor, i just want to tell you that right from the beginning this governor did not play politics. he did not play it at all. he was saying it like it was and he was giving us the highest grades. on behalf of our country, i want to thank you. [applause] pres. trump: i also -- i also want to thank your congresswoman, who actually represents the largest number of people of any congressperson in the united states. i know that. it is 3.5 million people jennifer, right? so congressman jennifer gonzalez, who i watched the other day when she was saying such nice things about all of the people who have worked so hard. jennifer, do you think you could say a little bit of what you said about us today? not about me, about these incredible people from the military to fema, the first responders. i mean, i have never seen people working so hard and my life. perhaps you could say, congresswoman? >> the first thing is, before we were hit by maria we were hit by hurricane irma. acting it was fema together. more than 4000 people were here from the different branches of the military. army, navy, fema

yet at the same time i just -- for mr. krebs, let me just ask, as i understand it, dhs is responsible for the protection of some but not all of the crediting infrastructure in the united states. >>> when it come thursday energy detector the department of energy is the lead agency. is that correct? >> , that is correct. >> where does it fit in the chart other. >> is an updated piece of policy surrounding this if mentioned that's progressive policy arc. the unmuscle moments hold and have been reflected in presidential policy directive 41. >> we have an updated chart someplace? >> i may have something better than a chart. i have a plan and a policy around it. ppd41 which lay out the responsibilities of respective organizations. >> all of you are working on the same level as mr. krebs has shrined here with the information he has? i yes or no would be appropriate. >> yes. >> yes, senator. >> thank you. then i appreciate that because what really bothered me if this was not update or had been working on anything since 2013 hen the

mr. speaker, i would just remind the gentlelady from utah that the only reason that she can suggest utah is the greatest state in the nation is because virginia is a commonwealth. and with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. thompson: mr. speaker, being from the commonwealth of pennsylvania, i yield my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2582. those in favor say aye -- as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i move to suspend the rules and pass h.r. 2937. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 189, h.r. 2937, a bill to a

mr. mnuchin admitted just the other day that it goes mostly to the people at the very top. so there's a common thread in these proposals, there's a common thread in this debate, mr. president, that's driven by partisanship and reconciliation, which is why i want to strike those instructions. what's actually on paper, not what's said in the speeches or soundbites and the like, what's on paper is the republican plan does enclose the most egregious loopholes, it enshrine them as permanent legislation in our tax law that the president said he wanted to do and it is not a tax recipe focused on the middle class. now, one of the individuals that has been most out in front of the cameras selling the trump tax plan to the public is the treasury secretary. now, a few weeks ago the secretary doubled down on the failed experiment that tax cuts pay for themselves. now, forget the history that shows that isn't true. the secretary said, secretary mnuchin said, that the trump tax cuts won't just pay for themselves, they'll raise an additional $1 trillion in revenue on top of their own costs