mrs. kim. mrs. kim: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to speak on a very important topic, carbon monoxide poisoning, particularly in relation to the dangers that come with operating an automobile. mr. keen: according to the c.d.c., there are over 400 deathings and 20,000 emergency room visits each year as a result of carbon monoxide poisoning. it is oven referred to as a silent killer because of its undetectable traits. when people -- traits. when people inhate certain amount

mr. kim, over to you. >> good afternoon. first, i would like to thank secretary of state blanket and secretary of defense austin for hosting the rok defense ministry all and for your warm reception of the united states delegation. the international -- community day is ace with complex challenges with security and we're in the most stern security environment since cold war. it is at this time that the rok ford defense ministers have gathered together to discuss rok alliance developing and various issues on regional peace and security, which is very timely and significant. at the meeting we agreed that the rok alliance is the core pillar of peace, security and prosperity of the korean peninsula and the indo-pacific region. we agreed to strengthen cooperation as global coverage of strategic alliance. on north korea's icbm launch yesterday, we denounced this with one voice and urged north korea to abide by the u.n. security council resolutions. also, on the escalating north korean nuclear and missile threats, we agreed to contin

so for the americans, this intervention by mr. kim, this his keys, the idea to help us both and of course for money and a lot of other stuff is absolutely something that's linked to vital american security interest. and this person here is just basically a bystander looking up at the game between the fuel and young and, and, and washington. and yes, i think what you mentioned, bread is very important. dropping by the reports in the us mediates, uh, the, the, the, this uh, sort of, uh, um permission for the grant is to strike russian targets 1st and foremost to aimed at the russian forces and north korean soldiers that also bows to try and push the green is back out of the course accomplice, the pressure that it's not about the whole, the conflict, it's more about developing specific said to all of this conflict stand in 2 months time. donald trump will be back in the white house. um are you expecting? then a quick end to this war, as donald trump, the presidential candidate promised. no, i don't think so. i think it's going to be a ve

. >> thank you mr. kim. both of you have an opportunity to make an opening statement. we respectfully request that you summarize your testimony to five minutes or less. the written statements and testimony, each member will have an opportunity to question the members for five minutes. with that you will make your opening statement. >> chairman banks and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you on behalf of the men and the women of the united states army. the army's mission is constant, to fight and win our nation's wars. we do it with a trained and ready force, prepared to respond to the evolving threat landscape. in my role with the army i provide oversight for the army's anti-terrorism and extreme policies. they are implemented at the command level. the army provided responses into an incident at fort liberty problems the anti-terrorism training slides to 47 soldiers related to the army's anti-terrorism policy and not the extremism policy and the slides inaccurately recognized national rights to life, earth first,

well, talking about your wife, mrs. kim. yeah. it's that whole conference asian journey, i guess the waypoint i want to pick up is the conversation that she received on the phone call. and it's certainly a read some of the background story there. but how did you go about recording her story and how that developing for you, colonel? and i'll come back to you to what the waypoint kind of the physical and emotional journey piece in there. if we can talk kind of what that look like and sort of presenting. okay. yeah, kim was very gracious and very helpful in putting together this story. she is very much a behind the scenes person. and so i was very grateful that she willing to share with me as much as she did kim preferred to communicate via email and she luckily had kept a journal of all that had happened as much as she could. i mean, she had her hands full write to kids, a wounded husband and. just incredibly chaotic time. but she was able to look at her journal and email me just some of her and some of the just the black and white

well, talking about your wife, mrs. kim. yeah. it's that whole conference asian journey, i guess the waypoint i want to pick up is the conversation that she received on the phone call. and it's certainly a read some of the background story there. but how did you go about recording her story and how that developing for you, colonel? and i'll come back to you to what the waypoint kind of the physical and emotional journey piece in there. if we can talk kind of what that look like and sort of presenting. okay. yeah, kim was very gracious and very helpful in putting together this story. she is very much a behind the scenes person. and so i was very grateful that she willing to share with me as much as she did kim preferred to communicate via email and she luckily had kept a journal of all that had happened as much as she could. i mean, she had her hands full write to kids, a wounded husband and. just incredibly chaotic time. but she was able to look at her journal and email me just some of her and some of the just the black and white

mrs. kim: i thank the chairman for yielding and your leadership in moving this bill forward. mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of my bipartisan bill, h.r. 7409, harnessing energy at therm resources act. geothermal is a clean resource of energy that can generate like that and power industrial processes. more geothermal energy production will lower our environmental footprint and benefit the climate. despite having a similar obstruction process to that of oil and gas, geothermal energy is constrained by federal permitting restrictions. currently, dpeeo thermal operators on nonfederal land that produce any federal resources are subject to federal laws and permitting processes even if minimal amounts of minerals are present. my state of california is a major producer of geothermal energy and has ample energy resources below the earth ready to be tapped into. the current federal permitting process have hurt progress in harnessing this clean energy source. the heats act would waive federal drilling requirements for geothermal wells that are on state and private lands. this means ge

mr. -- representative kim about going forward, how to prevent this in the future? anything you might have left out. i appreciate how thorough you've been. >> representative, on the training portion i would add that reinforcing the norm of adhering to standard training materials, particularly when it's an army wide training requirement, that's always the best practice is to use the standard materials and then tailor specific mission preparation activities for a specific location. when commanders do that, they're always on track with the training and always on track with their mission preparation. >> appreciate it. i'm out of time and yield back. >>> mr. mills. >> thank you so much. i want to two back to something my colleague mr. gaetz was talking about. do you think this is going on anywhere else in the actual forces. your comment was i don't think it's happening in other places in the army. think. but you don't know for certain, do you? because you allowed this to go on almost seven years, correct? >> i can't look you in the eye and guarantee it's not happening in

mr. chairman banks and ranking member kim, to the general and dr. schaefer. extremism in the military is a persistent threat. it has led to threat of military equipment, security breaches, harm to morale, mental health, unit cohesion and personnel retention, harm to recruitment efforts and harm to mission success. unchecked extremism damages our social fabric and undermines our democratic norms and institutions. research from the anti-defamation league found there is a significant evidence that service members today are encountering anti-semitic and extremist personnel in their units. in that this extremist threat to the ranks has been harmful to the effectiveness and security of the force in many ways. in the summer of 2024 as part of the findings of the department of defense is countering extremist activity working group review, the dmt released new directives aimed at addressing extremism in the ranks. i secured language in the 2023 ndaa that required the department secretary of defense to report on the implementation and status of the training and educati

mr. smollett orchestrated a fake hate crime." now kimim foxx, cook county state attorney, she is exiting office in a short while and she did a legacy interview with a newspaper, saying, i'm a little pissed my narrative gets to be shaped by dan webb. he gets to be credible and i don't. over the years i spoke with smollett a few times, as you know he maintains his innocence, insist it is the osan dario brothers that have been lying in part to advance their career. >> sandra: need to says he wants to make the world a better place for his child. john? >> john: we will see if this is the end of it. appreciate it. >> sandra: elon musk and vivek ramaswamy laying out some of their vision to overhaul the federal government including five day return to office mandate for federal employees, can you manage imagine that, going to work five days a week. they are arguing the american taxpayer should not have to pay for them to work in their pajamas. let's bring in brian brenberg and taylor riggs. i don't mean there shouldn't be anybody working from hom

unlikely. murray, from ocean all to the reporting from kim shuttle and crossing in southern is ro well, let's welcome live onto the program. now mr. simone friedman spokesperson for these really co gods organization responsible for a distribution and providing truck access to gal. so we very much appreciate your time today. thank you. on our tea ad crude. as we've just been doing, i travel to the term show on crossing and find just 3 trucks. uh, the checkpoint, waiting to enter dell is that what exactly is the situation of the frontiers? i'm not quite sure when exactly the the team arrives, but there are as much a large number of trucks making its way to kind of shut on every single you just the, just the material. it was yesterday a day after the date the deadline passed, it was wednesday that i asked, i don't know what hours, what time they with that. but what i can tell you about specifically tell them shuttle is that on the guards inside of the corner, that's be around 80380900 trots worth of aid week waiting to be picked up. 4 of international organizations, because the way the system works is the a, makes its way to israel

mr trump vowed to shake up the establishment — this latest pick shows he plans to do just that. rowan bridge, bbc news, washington. i spoke to lord kimer uk ambassador to the us about the trump picks. he said that naming vaccine sceptic rfkjrfor health secretary was the "wildest" announcement so far. this guy is an anti—vax who has said he believes that vaccines cause autism and he is a conspiracy theorist. and putting him in charge of the health department, i mean, i always thought he would get a job, trump always promised it, but i thought it would be something outside the government machinery. but now he is in charge of the health department machinery so it is going to be a bumpy ride. he has et going to be a bumpy ride. he has yet to be nominated by the senate. it has yet to be nominated by the senate. . , has yet to be nominated by the senate. ., , ., , has yet to be nominated by the senate. .,, ., , ., , , ., senate. it has to be approved b the senate. it has to be approved by the senate _ senate. it has to be approved by the senate although - senate. it has to be approved by the senate although there | by the senate although t

mr trump vowed to shake up the establishment — this latest pick shows he plans to do just that. rowan bridge, bbc news, washington. let's speak to lord kimambassador to the us, and who served in that position during the first trump presidency. good morning, always good to have you here on bbc news. morning. have you here on bbc news. morning-— have you here on bbc news. morninu. , ., , .,, morning. plenty of new people and personalities _ morning. plenty of new people and personalities for _ morning. plenty of new people and personalities for the - morning. plenty of new people and personalities for the world j and personalities for the world to get their head around who may well be part of the incoming donald trump administration. we will go through some of them. let's start with your initial reaction to rfkjunior as reaction to rfk junior as potential reaction to rfkjunior as potential health secretary. i think this is the wildest of all the trump appointments, as your reporter stated. this guy is an anti—vax who has said he believes vaccines cause autism and he is a conspiracy theorist. putting him in charge of the health department..

mr. green's innocence, had his lawyers had those notes, the impact of that would have just been seismic. >> true crime news contacted kim hallock, but she did not respond to our request for comment. but after the shocking revelation from police, a federal judge overturned green's conviction six years ago, saying prosecutors violated his right to a fair trial. >> the black guy did it was a hoax. >> the state of florida appealed, keeping green behind bars for several more years. then the covid 19 pandemic hit. as the coronavirus worked its way through the prison, the aging green was allowed to leave prison and placed on house arrest. at 65 years old, green walked out, reconnected with his family and eased his way back into society. >> since i've been home, i got to know my sisters better. my niece, my nephews and son. it's been wonderful. i don't want this taken from me now. >> he took a job making metal parts and said he never missed a day of work. but everything would change yet again. crosley green would soon be back behind prison walls. when we come back, why crosley green was locked up again. >> he was given the oppo

mr trump vowed to shake up the establishment — this latest pick shows he plans to do just that. rowan bridge, bbc news, washington. i spoke to lord kim to the us about the trump picks — he said that naming vaccine sceptic rfkjr for health secretary was the "wildest" announcement so far. this guy is an anti—vaxxer who has said that he believes that vaccines cause autism. and he's a conspiracy theorist. and putting him in charge of of the health department — i mean, i always thought he would get a job. trump more or less promised it, but i thought it would be something outside the government machinery. but now he's actually in charge of the health department machinery, so it's going to be a bumpy ride. yeah, it has to be nominated by the senate. it has to be approved by the senate, although there are ways around that by putting the senate into recess. but they're still amused. but the senate will have a challenge with a number of these appointments, and some of them have already been criticised. and trump will feel that with republican majorities in both houses, he would stay on the coattails of his election victory that the senate sho

mr. marshall was talking about trying get in vladimir putin's head a little bit. how did you try to get in kim jong un's head? did you even. no, we really didn't. we didn't try. again mean nobody really knew what to expect. right. and you i think the chemistry turned out to be far than we expected, you know, treated each other with respect and, you know, again, our role was to try, you know, to set set the stage something positive to happen after all these years of failure in terms of of dealing dealing with north korea and, you know, i think i think we certainly did that and, you know, unfortunately nothing came of it but. but you're not responsible for that the nuclear development program. no and no. but ambassador marshall, you know, you were in your book that you wrote about your time serving in these roles. you did highlight a few incidents where there were matters of protocol and procedure that went a little bit and you worried desperately about them. i think you have to be wired a certain way for this job, right? you do you do. and i, i was very i was very lucky. i had worked in a previ

mr. thank you. commissioner. bogus. yes, commissioner. fisher. yes, commissioner. kim. yes. commissioner. lamb. yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes. vice president. wise. yes. president. alexander. yes. seven eyes. thank you. i move approval of the stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student. matter number 2024 2025. number 12 for the remainder of the fall 2024 semester and the spring 2025 semester during the suspended expulsion period, student will attend a comprehensive middle school. may i have a second, please? second. and let's do a roll call. vote. commissioner bogas. yes, commissioner fisher. yes, commissioner. kim. yes. commissioner. lamb. yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes. vice president. wise. yes. president. alexander. yes. thank you. i now move approval of stipulated expulsion agreement for one middle school student matter number 2024 2025. number 13 for the remainder of the current semester and the following semester through june 4th, 2025. can i have a second, please? second. roll call please. thank you. commissioner. bogus. yes, commissioner. fisher. yes, commissioner. kim. yes, commissi

mr. ambassador, going into the second trump term? >> i was in south korea the day vladimir putin came to north korea for the first time in 20 years to sign a new military agreement with kimes not get enough attention. 10,000 north korean soldiers in europe fighting against a european power and of course he wasn't going to do that for nothing and this reporting suggested what he got in return which makes our allies very nervous especially because they were nervous during the first trump era when he threatened to pull out and said you've got to pay us to keep our soldiers there, this notion we don't have allies, we have business deals. it's extremely nerve-racking for our allies in europe and asia. >> any time putting together a competent leadership team has never been more important. michael mcfaul, rick stengel, thank you for being with us. >>> i will shift gears. in one state, one move a top georgia official made after revealing a new abortion ban. we will have that for you right after a quick break. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down

kim leadbeater will move the second reading, i call kim leadbeater. thank you, mre attending this hugely significant debate today. it is a privilege to open the debate on the terminally ill adults end of life bill, a piece of legislation which would give dying people under very stringent criteria choice, autonomy and dignity at the end of the light. i welcome the debate on this hugely important issue and begged to move up the bill be read a second time. let me say to colleagues, especially new colleagues, it is not easy, it has not been easy for me, but if any of us wanted an easy life, i'm afraid we are in the wrong place. it is ourjob to address complex issues that make difficult decisions, and i know for many this is a difficult decision, but ourjob is also to address theissues but ourjob is also to address the issues that matter to people and after nearly a decade since the subject was debated on the floor of the house, many would say this is long overdue. i have tried incredibly hard to ensure the tone of the debate has and continues to be robust, of course, b