i'm asking you how did you know that? mr. bradley: how did i know when they met? mr. sadow: somebody told you that, right? mr. bradley: yes, correct. mr. sadow: who told you? mr. bradley: mr. wade told me when they met. mr. sadow: so you had more than one conversation because he told you where he met her? mr. bradley: incorrect. mr. sadow: incorrect? mr. bradley: incorrect. mr. sadow: let's go back to the exhibits. why would you speculate that that is when they started the relationship? what would cause you to put that down as speculation? mr. bradley: i don't recall why i thought it started at that time, but i do recall he only met her, and i testified to that, that he met her at that conference which was in 2019. mr. sadow: you knew that ashley merchant represented a defendant in this case when you were text messaging with her, correct? mr. bradley: yes, i did. mr. sadow: and you knew the reason she was asking you questions about mr. wade was because she was trying to show when the relationship began, correct? mr. bradley: no, that is not correct. mr. sadow: that is

did you know mr. wade or any of his partners prior to march of 2021? >> yes, i did. >> how did you know them? >> in a professional capacity, i used to be community supervision officer with the georgia department of supervision. >> where would that have been out of, fulton county? >> cobb county. >> how long did you know mr. wade prior to that? >> i didn't see mr. wade in my i thought you're asking about our partners. if you're only asking about mr. wade, could you please clarify? >> so you went to work for mr. wade in march of 20 21, correct? >> i went to work for the wade/bradley/campbell firm. >> prior to that, how long did you know mr. wade? >> i did not know mr. wade prior to that. >> at all? >> at all. >> no further questions. >> seeing and hearing no other further counsel. any redirects or ms. cross? can he be excused. >> thank you, your honor. >> next witness? >> the next witness would be anna rodriguez. asking mr. bradley about the sexual assault of miss rodriguez. a client of the firm. beside knowing and recognizing his name, i believe her test

know this? and there's a question mark all right? >> yeah, mr. yellen? you, know, i can appreciate what you're doing. i think that's something you can do it argument. he said as a whole that he got the motion and he's had his responses to his opinion of how he handled it. i don't see that. again, this really, being necessary to go through it line by line of what >> a little indulgence, your honor. i'm not going to go this isn't going to be a 40 minute death march for the motion. i would like to ask about a few bullet points that they capture under this, and then i'll move on, but i wouldn't ask the courts indulgence in that respect. >> again, i think i think he i think we've covered it and i think you'll be able to argue that this was in that motion and that he had a chance to review it and he'd ever objected to anything in there erased. and so that's a problem. and always any a blast very much as next time i'll reshuffle the order. >> we, did earlier with mr. wade and then i hear you. i was kind enough and then the court said we had to go on to draw stra

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i know that mrs. merchant was gathering information. that is correct. >> did you lie to her when you told her the relationship began before 20 -- >> we don't know -- he's covered this. i don't think we'll get much out of this. >> mr. bradley, isn't it true the only thing that has really changed -- well, you were speaking to mrs. merchant whether by texas or by telephone. you never said to her that i don't remember or that i'm speculating, correct? >> i don't recall. >> you looked through a lot of text messages. do you remember seeing any communication from you that said i don't remember? >> through the messages that i -- i don't have all of the messages in front of me. i don't if i said i don't remember. >> do you remember seeing any texts where you replied to her or gave her details where you said i'm speculating about this detail? >> no, i never used the word speculating, no. >> the only thing that has changed between then and now is that phone call from nathan wade's friend, gabe banks, right? >> gabe was my friend. i stated that the

mr. do you know what mr. afghani said to us at that time when we were going, your voice said that they have musa framsunai, our artists are working extensively , so what was the result of last year ? insulting has been done for a long time now, what did you want to say about mr. parvaresh? he was part of the delegation. yes, he was the chairman of the delegation. i was the late mr. kamran's request. mr. kokam was a former man how many choices did we make? after takfos, we did the invincible people, and we came and it was broadcast. the channel used to broadcast a program for us for two hours a day, saying, sir , ina mortejhan, ina chin chin flanam. in summary, one week later, mr. meshkini was the imam of friday prayers, he came to defend us during friday prayers, mr. jannati, during friday prayers in tehran, the office of the prophet said to stop the program, and then soroush magazine , the programs against you. yes, yes , you had seen soroush magazine. who had written an entire issue against us, then muhamma

mr. n. they know that mr. khatib opened mr. ali gholizadeh watching the press police game on tv and seeing a league team in our stadium , call him and tell him if he plans to come to iran, and if you have a good relationship with him because you were a colleague and teammate in the national team, yes , talk to them if ali ghalizadeh has come to watch the entertainment game. if he doesn't come to iran, then what's wrong with us trying to get him? this is what he said when he called them and mr. n told mr. khatir right there that no, mr. ghalizadeh does not intend to come to iran and his wife. he plays football in europe, i am looking to play in europe by the way, my price in poland is very high and we can't afford to buy it. no, if it is said that the galaxy list is out there, see another discussion. mr. nekonam, just like mr. noori said , he has the right to strengthen his team. he doesn't want to have the best players, but some players really don't fit our budget because we didn't negotiate. look, today i said something on the

mr. nekonam , i don't know, now iran, mr. nekonam, mr.ayan's problem , sit down and talk face to face, my fans, see which one is right. strengthen it, and who has no right, sir, in the meantime, let me tell you, your servant, you said , i listened. we have a series of legal regulations. you see , we cannot jeopardize independence for the sake of today's future. ali khatir is saying that this club must be rooted. you cannot give 30 billion to a player whose value is 5 billion as a manager his program thinks that he is smart and has left the tour in the clubs of tabriz, isfahan and ahvaz . he wants to get 6 times money from esteghlal. this is to the detriment of the independence of one person , what about the rest, sir, i believe that i will ask you permission one by one from the board of directors and in this program another night , if the board of directors and the ceo give permission, i believe like you, mr. nekonam and mr. khatir . they should sit facing each other by removing the middlemen, both of them are independent. thank you very

downie, ou time, ijust don't know. mr downie, ou said time, ijust don't know. our opinion? we did not have any leual in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. _ in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i— in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had _ in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had to _ in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had to do - in your opinion? we did not have any legal assistance. i had to do the i legal assistance. i had to do the application myself. they ask the right questions to me and i gave quite detailed responses, which i think they chose to ignore. they pick certain phrases out. an example, it's fairly obvious why my bankruptcy happened. they told me that i chose to pay off £100,000 mortgage, ratherthan that i chose to pay off £100,000 mortgage, rather than pay my £20,000 debt. well, that's not the case. i rented a home and my debts were double, nearly £50,000. where they got those figures from, i have no idea. 50 got those figures from, i have no idea.

know. admiral? mr. kirby: i know the latest post has prompted a lot of questions. i'm limited by how much i can share about the specific nature of the threat i can confirm it's related to an anti-satellite capability russia is developing. i want to be clear about a couple of things right off the bat, first, this is not an active capability that's been deployed. though russia's use of this capability is troubling, there's no immediate threat to anyone's safety. we're not talking about a weapon that cub used to attack human beings or cause physical destruction here on earth. that said, we've been closely monitoring this russian activity and will continue to take it very seriously. president biden has been kept fully informed and regularly informed by his national security team including today. he has directed a series of initial actions including additional briefings to congressional leaders, direct, diplomatic engagement with russia, with our allies and partners as well, and with other countries around the world who have interests at stake. we have concerns a about

without knowing where mr. bradley falls in this. >> ok, all right. >> [indiscernible] >> why is it we are not allowed to ask a question, and then when a question is asked there is an objection made either by the state or the lawyers for the witness? it appears the state wants us to force us to tell you every question in advance. i don't understand why they get to do that, but we are obligated. i realize it is a privilege, but that to me is question asked, they object. but, not being able to put it on the record because it is inflammatory or somehow prejudicial. >> so, i would agree with you in the general sense of things but in this situation, providing her list of questions in advance, giving us a preview of what she she's going to say -- of what she is going to say. we will have some sense of what will come out. but, miss merchant, i think knowing what your question might be, it presupposes some knowledge on his part that we are yet to establish if it is inside or outside of privilege. >> i asked these quest

know. admiral? mr. kirby: i know the latest post has prompted a lot of questions.'m limited by how much i can share about the specific nature of the threat i can confirm it's related to an anti-satellite capability russia is developing. i want to be clear about a couple of things right off the bat, first, this is not an active capability that's been deployed. though russia's use of this capability is troubling, there's no immediate threat to anyone's safety. we're not talking about a weapon that cub used to attack human beings or cause physical destruction here on earth. that said, we've been closely monitoring this russian activity and will continue to take it very seriously. president biden has been kept fully informed and regularly informed by his national security team including today. he has directed a series of initial actions including additional briefings to congressional leaders, direct, diplomatic engagement with russia, with our allies and partners as well, and with other countries around the world who have interests at stake. we have concerns a about a

we know many of them. mr. tabatabai, we know. mr. let me tell you, now my eyes are a little weak. shah cheragi , we know shah cheragi. yes, shah cheragi is there. we know many of them. how many children do you have for the current representatives? i have 20 million, not your children. various political and economic trends compete in the elections. the importance of elections in electing a strong parliament. the key is the people's hands. who will stop your competitors? mandatory pricing is impossible to fix the price of land in a mandated manner. with everyone's focus do you agree with the activities in tehran? you can say that this problem will be solved by moving the capital . tomorrow higher with. the special sale of air conditioners in a large iranian house began with exceptional conditions. private sale without cash payment without guarantor in a large iranian house until 2:00 am in tehran, i am your host. here. beheshtiye carpet factory. this is also our home. we have chosen our carpet from all these various designs we got the price of the factory from farsh beheshti. behesht

mr. ambassador. now let's move to the oil sector in libya. we know libya is an oil rich country. and previously, i think in the 1970s or 80s, your production was almost 3.4 million barrels and the current production stands only at 32% of its peak, and libya. i think... now 18th in the world in terms of oil production despite its massive reserves, so what steps have you taken to boost oil production? during the war, of course the sector has been has has seen many difficulties and we lost a lot because of the war at that time, in addition that this sector is developing very rapidly, so we are very late in this. in order in order to to reopen the refineries and to establish new refineries. now mr. ambassador, libya is an old rich country and it once produce 3.4 million barrels a day, and right now i think the production is only 32% of that production at. speak uh, so what are you doing to boost your oil production, considering that you have all some of the largest oil reserves in africa? during the war, as you know, this sector has lost a lot due to the war, and this is very natural

know, we are discussing it. mr prime minister, know, we are discussing it. ister, we advertise today - know, we are discussing it. mr prime minister, we advertise today that - minister, we advertise today that blinken— minister, we advertise today that blinken meant to meet the chief of staff all— blinken meant to meet the chief of staff all alone and may be when we see the _ staff all alone and may be when we see the americans pressure increasing, are you able to take this pressure for a long? i increasing, are you able to take this pressure for a long?- this pressure for a long? i think that the correct _ this pressure for a long? i think that the correct way _ this pressure for a long? i think that the correct way to - this pressure for a long? i think that the correct way to do - this pressure for a long? i think| that the correct way to do things this pressure for a long? i think. that the correct way to do things is through meetings with the politicians, joined as happens today. by the chief of staff, the head of shabbat, the head of westside and they s

mr. bradley, knowing, let's say hypothetically that he, speaking with mr. wade, was aware that the intimate or personal relationship, romantic relationship existed prior to november 1, 2021, and started in 2019 or 2020, he's armed with that information that he's obtained from mr. wade, but mr. wade would like to insist on responding to interrogatories which were contrary to the information that mr. bradley would have, then i'm asking him whether he took steps as an attorney to say, i cannot be a part of that or countenance that. therefore i'm withdrawing from the case. >> i still see that as covered in the communications. i'll sustain that objection. >> thank you, your honor. that's all i have. >> anyone on behalf of mr. floyd still joining us? moving on, mr. kromwell. >> two brief questions, your honor. i think we've been -- [inaudible] when did you withdraw from mr. wade's divorce case? >> i don't have it in front of me, i don't have the file. >> but sometime in 2023? >> no, it would have probably been, well 2023, see, i left in 2022. it could have been a

mr. ambassador, uh, we know nowadays, countries are more inclined towards trade. now, what is a, what is the current status of trade ties uh between iran and libya? are there plans to boost ties in this regard? great relations between the two countries are developing a slow pace. this is not caused by the libyan side since we are open to developing economic relations with iran who are friendly, but the iranian side has some hesitation, or what can be described as not daring to enter quickly and firmly into the libyan market. we are a country emerging from a war, therefore anyone who does not secure their place... economically with us will not find a foothold in the future. on that account, the brothers in iran must be aware of this matter. it is worth noting that libya is a country rich in diverse economic opportunities. it's possible for iran which possesses experience and development in many fields to summon up iranian businessmen who will find many job opportunities, starting with medium investments that do not require large capital all the way to strategic inv

mr. floyd's appearance. >> thank you. on behalf of miss lathen. all right, i know before we had mr. cromwell and i had not heard anything from him. i don't know if any other parties have as well. >> i believe he's in a deposition in south georgia. >> all right. >> looks like he joined. >> okay. that's helpful to know. mr. cromwell, can you hear us? all right. well let's keep an eye on that to see if he does join us. and we'll take it up as it comes. so, just a few preliminaries. first of all, i'm a bit under the weather so i'll try to speak up. if you can't hear me, let me know. i'll try to talk close to the microphone. we are here today the sole purpose is at the conclusion on february 16th, i announced i'd be meeting with mr. bradley to assess the validity of his assertion of attorney client privilege. i've now been able to do that and i also allowed mr. wade the opportunity to weigh in and respond as well. after considering the testimony, not only on camera but also what came out of the hearing, i found that neither mr. wade nor mr. bradley had met their burden of establishing tha

mr. haqdoos. i don't know if you agreed with the explanation, now i really agree 100% and this. he conditions that prevail in our club, the team is not the size of a champion, i will go back, mr. iraq, somehow, your team is marginal, as if the team is at the bottom of the table, unfortunately , the wrong decisions are made in the club. it has made it difficult for everyone , both for the technical staff and for the sake of the fans. i am not the spokesperson of mr. javad nekonam. yes , i am an old player of esteghlal and the smallest member of this club and a simple fan in cyberspace. and true and what i saw in these seven or eight months, and i speak the truth here, and i don't have any clothes, whatever i say , i am my slave. simultaneously dangerous. the team has a lot of problems, the further we go, our technical staff is very good manzabat managed to overcome all the difficulties he had without limits and good conditions, but the management staff did nothing for the club except for promises and lies . see, a good job was done, and the lies you tell, for example, see first of

mr. bradley, knowing, let's say hypothetically that he, speaking with mr. wade, was aware that the intimate or personal relationship, romantic relationship existed prior to november 1, 2021, and started in 2019 or 2020, he's armed with that information that he's obtained from mr. wade, but mr. wade would like to insist on responding to interrogatories which were contrary to the information that mr. bradley would have, then i'm asking him whether he took steps as an attorney to say, i cannot be a part of that or countenance that. therefore i'm withdrawing from the case. >> i still see that as covered in the communications. i'll sustain that objection. >> thank you, your honor. that's all i have. >> anyone on behalf of mr. floyd still joining us? moving on, mr. kromwell. >> two brief questions, your honor. i think we've been -- [inaudible] when did you withdraw from mr. wade's divorce case? >> i don't have it in front of me, i don't have the file. >> but sometime in 2023? >> no, it would have probably been, well 2023, see, i left in 2022. it could have been a

mr. ambassador, uh, we know nowadays countries are more inclined towards trade, now what is the what is the current status of trade ties uh between iran and libya are? ties have been different, but slowly, this not from the libyan side, because we are opened, our country is open in improving the trade relations with the islamic republic of iran, but the iranian side, unfortunately they are hesitating. or maybe they don't want to to improve improve the relations now because we have we have got out of the of the war recently, they are thinking, we are thinking of the future, so we are asking the brothers and islamic republic of iran to to be more not to be cautious in in this regard, as you know that libya is rich with the with the raw materials and iran of course iran has the the experience. can can play a good role in libya. i understand you have written a book, this book is about relations between arab countries and iran. can you tell us more about this book which you have written? this book was published in published in 20. 23 and it's talking about the the arab iranian relations and for

know. we had a very strong border. [inaudible] mr. trump: i don't understand, what? mr. trump: i didn't do anything wrong. that's been proven as far as i'm concerned. actually we won in the court of appeals. you probably saw that. that case has been largely won in the court of appeals. that was a political case. coordinated with the white house by the attorney general. i assume is what you're talking about. we won that case. largely in the court of appeals. reporter: the carroll case -- mr. trump: that is a ridiculous case. that case is a ridiculous case. we're appealing it. she didn't know anything about me. she didn't know when it happened. it was nothing. people are looking at that case, it's a disgrace. we're appealing that case. we had a very hostile judge. we're appealing that case. it's a ridiculous case. reporter: would you lock the u.s. acquisition by -- mr. trump: i would go after it. it's a horrible thing. when japan buys u.s. steel, i would block it ince tan tainusly. reporter: traditionally former presidents have access to intelligence briefings, biden cance

mr. samere i don't know mr. khajegiri, who is now the manager of the team. i don't know him. i said that with the experience he has in this post , he can go, for example, to become a deputy, but he shouldn't in this post. but in any case, until the technical committee is formed and the decisions taken by these two sides are not very good, only the fans will suffer because this dawood lady is greedy , this club will not be fixed unless a technical committee is formed. it is not strong that they bring the son of the cousin's daughter, no, i have nothing to do with these things, a committee very technical. with the agreement , they should decide in favor of the club to resolve these issues. now , the events that mr. khateer did in the club with the incident of mr. sami , mr. kiomerz hashemi's supervisory security institutions should come in. there should be no more security discussions , not because they are threatening the club. fans, this is not nice, this is not nice for the great esteghlal club. they threatened me that they would arrest me at the airport. what is the big dea

mr speaker, as we all know, the horizon — deserve. ds lost, lives ruined, some died without ever getting the justice they deserve. fears of delay or cover up out are causing anguish and yesterday, one of those accused by the post office of those accused by the post office of owing more than £80,000 said this yesterday. "there is a lack of transparency. we need to see the correspondence between the post office, the department and uk gi, because all of the time, everything gets shrouded in secrecy. " these are his words, have some respect. back about i appreciate the inquiry is ongoing but back about i appreciate the inquiry is onuaoin, .,, back about i appreciate the inquiry is oniioin, , back about i appreciate the inquiry isonauoin, , , back about i appreciate the inquiry isonioini, , , is ongoing but as the prime is the nose, so there's _ is ongoing but as the prime is the nose, so there's the _ is ongoing but as the prime is the nose, so there's the whole - is ongoing but as the prime is the | nose, so there's the whole house, that

i don't know. >> mr. bradley, i notice you're not looking at me. >> i'm looking at you on the screen only because i was accused of, and i did the same thing to mr. sadow. >> next question. >> no further questions. >> thank you, sir. mr. guillen. >> good afternoon, mr. bradley. a few questions. a lot of folks have taken up the questions that i wanted to ask but i've got a few left here. we'll see. you said you didn't know what miss merchant was going to be doing with the motion she sent to you. remember that testimony a few minutes ago? >> i think i said i didn't know, i knew that she was gathering information, yes. >> let's look at the title of the motion that she sent you. do you remember -- >> that was sent on the 6th. >> excuse me, do you remember reading defendant michael romans' motion to dismis grand jury and her office and the special prosecutor from further prosecuting this matter? >> yes. >> so when you tell this court you didn't know what she was going to do, she kind of gave you a hint, didn't

well, you know that mr. khamse and mr. lulai, in the history of cinema and television, not being partners until now means not acting together. i think this is a risk that we did it and this bravery we put two of the great people of iran's closet together is one of the winning cards of this series, god willing, because both of them are facing each other in two different styles of acting. and they are such good partners for each other that the two of us put all our stories in one direction. and turn aside we see a different kind of comedy from them. well, both of these two actors , mr. lulai and mr. khamse , we know in their work that they have the ability to improvise, especially in the field of comedy . you would have given them the possibility that the comedy work is definitely a part of the actor's shoulders, that is, apart from the fact that we had written the text before shooting it. we discussed each detailed sequence with our friends, and now the ideas and ideas they have about what to do make this sequence funnier t

mr. gillan and buy ms merchant anyone in the district attorney's office know that the two of you were traveling on personal trips together? >> to my knowledge, mr. sadow know >> again, that was for privacy, according to your testimony? >> privacy, yes, sir. okay. >> did you and ms willis go to the hape ville condo prior to your relationships starting? beginning of 2022 >> prior to having physical contact. proud of having intercourse, do we go to the hate-filled condo? again, you keep going to intercourse. i'm trying not to be find the answer to that question would be yes. did you and ms willis go to the hate-filled condo? prior to what i want to say, november 1 of 29th, 2021? >> yes. >> okay. and the purpose for going to the hate-filled condo with ms willis prior to 2021 would have been what? prior to november 1 of 2021 could have been any number of things because at that time it's what i'm asking to tell me. yeah. could have been in a number of things because at that time, she had a friend living in that condo. maturity lived in that condo >> it maybe it was my question was poorly worded. let

mr. thompson: i don't know. >> did you know there were pipe bombs allegedly present on january 6. mr. tompson: i know there were two pipe bomb, one at the democratic headquarters and one at the republican. >> so you're in charge of the entire investigation of what happened on january 6, what led up to january 6 and you don't know that the vice president was in the -- the incoming vice president was in the d.n.c. when that pipe bomb was sitting there. mr. thompson: you know, we did not -- our investigation was looking at the facts and circumstances, we knew that there were pipe bombs. we just i'm sure the evidence will say she was wherever she is but you know, i'm trying to get to your point. >> well my point is, if this bomb had gone off a few feet from her, this could have been the worst assassination since j.f.k. and i looked at injure january 6 report and i don't -- can you tell me what you wrote about this pipe bomb and the fact that she was almost blown up that day? >> will the gentleman yield? >> not right now. mr. thompson: it's in the report in terms of the commission. it's not

he also criticized the former prime minister and had the focused on which they believed now was mr. know, why should he for premature celebration, saying that did not have the mandate of the beat. but in wrong cons. uh, also iran con, also thing the country, the nation. and you said there was a message for the prime institution, which of course means the military, that injured respect, the papers mandates that the people are focused on have spoken and made that quite clear that the focused on dedicating software, the party of their choice. so they're claiming that they're going to be forming the next government. so. so speaking of the army, what do we expect the armies role to be and all of this going forward, considering that we heard from the army chief who's congratulated the nation on what he calls, quote, the successful conduct of best selection. how were we to read into that as well as hardly successful when you look at the fact that good thought is such that an ard, yet perhaps a premature statement by the military j. and of course, the fact that the military achieved ignores wait

and it became known that it is not very clear why mrs. know that or her team decided to give exactly this far wrong, and of course it creates a big scandal of it in the country. such a scandal doesn't match with the policy of the colors and from my window here, you can see posters of the government saying that the government is rejecting things related to the gender propaganda to the gender style is due to jump towers, especially in schools. so of course, for them they have been planning for the last 1015 years and they are protecting children, rising up them over fees, and that's what the priorities answer such as kind of really does a match. so i believe the decision to gets read of those to talk so you know, solutions was related to the desire to switch off the scandal immediately and to be able to restart the company without being traveled for the last weeks of the complaint with this issue, i i believe that the audience, which is supporting and see this will remain quite loyal to, to them endorsed is it's my to the, mobilize them, the 2 b

know what uses are on the land . once these uses are determined, you can plan on them . mr. karimi, they don't know that the free zones now have plans in each of their sectors, they have business plans, the industry community. they have environmental society to summon friends i would like to say that the government approved that for the environmental permits of the free zones whose community plan was approved, they can get the same environmental permit , so there is an environmental community plan , there is a tourism community plan, there is an industrial community plan , this is wrong information, this is a lot this information is clear. i wanted to tell you something. we, khuzestan, are known for our hospitality and warmth. we invite all friends to visit mr. karimi in khuzestan. it's beautiful and i am grateful to your honorable service, that when they see closely, their information will increase, especially in terms of society and business plan, and they will also see the plans. they can also see what plans we have, they can also see if it is the task of the investor to a

mr. sabeti knows what to do with you, mr. jahan. hanging on the ceiling, burning the body, burning the soles of the feet to humiliate a prisoner, urinating on his face , urinating. and then we were in a situation where there was no way to go to the service . let's go in the morning, let's take a shower and they will cut us off. wow, some things i'm too shy to say. before the program, you told me that i couldn't eat anything for a while . they opened the inside of the duct with it and hit it hard on this stick. for a week or two, i was able to push until the stage of sedation. yes, and they hit it hard. it was difficult, but we endured it. we were inspired by imam hussain's ashura and those who were with him and resisted and gave martyrdom in a manly manner in history. their name is jaftane, mr. jahanbin, saying that one of the tortures you endured those days after all these years still affects you. when hosseini tied our face to the bed , he was beaten with a cable that he was worried about, he would cut the skin and flesh on his le

mr. chaiz ayatollah , i don't know, we didn't have a lawyer at all. we were the people there who are exposed. there were some injuries , you were in the original commission of 1990, yes, and now the original commission is doing national work, yes, what happened in the ars 90 commission. it should be said that our commission of the principle of war, you know that we were in different departments , we were in charge of the civil engineering department, yes, i was in charge of it with two other friends, all of whom were 10 from the ministry of large houses of this important country , my work was our sub-category, that is, every complaint came from the minister from the ministry's department ina's house is coming to us. and some of these gentlemen came to us with many complaints against them. now, as a person who had been an executive for 10 years , i knew the problems of executive people. we never had the slightest problem, for example, god forbid, or anything at all. we helped them , we really helped them, and he knows that they are all there we didn't

mr. perry: but it was september 11. ambassador: initial announcement, you know as well as i do. mr. perry: you don't know who made the decision. ambassador: the president obviously made the decision. but i don't know who advised him on choosing that day. mr. perry: the president is the commander in chief regardless who advised him. it was said that the president wanted to withdraw and you even kind of just reminded us because it was to protect american lives and to lessen the loss of american lives but you would also concede that the time coming into that during the previous administration there had been no loss of american lives. and once the decision was made and the plan executed, mr. was a horrific loss of american lives ambassador: the loss of life that didn't occur under president trump. mr. perry: we don't know what didn't occur. but what did occur. the previous administration's plan coming into it during that period of time, a long period of time, there were no loss of american service members' lives. ambassador: because of the agreement. mr. perry: it wasn't because of the a

mr. ambassador. now let's move to the oil sector in libya. we know libya is an oil rich country. and previously, i think in the 1970s or 80s, your production was almost 3.4 million barrels and the current production stands only at 32% of its peak, and libya, i think is now 18th in the world in terms of oil production despite its massive reserves. so what steps have you taken to boost oil? production, during the war, the sector has seen very difficulties and it was natural at that time. in addition, this sector developed very rapidly, because of the war, we fell behind in the international market, but we have a realistic plan right now in order to reopen, establish and develop oil fields and refineries. mr. ambassador, we know libya is an oil rich country and it has some of the largest oil reserves in africa and it once produced. 3.4 million barrels a day, but now the production has gone, has decreased significantly, what steps are you taking to increase this production? during the war period, our energy sector was greatly damaged, this is normal because we were in the vortex of w

know. you only ever paid him through cash what yes >> we'll talk mouth. i'm very confused. never live in >> mr. wade money through cash app. know the only money you've ever given him outside of a contract is cash. >> i didn't give him money in a contract, so that was cute. but i didn't give him money out in a contract. what happened at no, we don't answer it since you said it he worked he worked more hours than he was paid and the county paid him for the work that he did. so don't be cute with me and then think that you're not going to get an answer. >> and i will ask you about the contract in a minute. i asked you about cash. >> did you ever pay him anything and i'm trying to qualify my questions. >> i'm not >> talking about the contract with fulton county that was paid. i'm not talking about that talking about outside of that, did you ever pay him anything other than cash >> i've only give them cash a few times and in the course of what we're talking about, so you've every would go to let her son assurances if we will go to dinner, i wouldn't make him cash because he paid for dinner. i paid

it, it, you know what i said expecting and really low with mrs. and i started on saying you know i don't know and there no flowers in the country you know i mean you think about it but there were no you couldn't there wasn't a flower store you could go to. so i found some candles that i could in vases of. they weren't really they were ashtrays, but but it's it was all fine. and anyway, i expectations were low. it turned out to be great. we 600 people wow and and it was the first time we americans hosted a return banquet with our food our not in the great hall but it was and deng xiaoping the leader he had come to the white house already. so president and deng each other and so it was actually a lovely evening with thanksgiving dinner did they like did they do like i think they did that. yeah, that is a terrific start. and that is a social secretary extraordinaire her story for sure jeremy you were part of helping to organize the g-7 at camp david. i think we have a little photo of that. can you tell us just a little bit about that. so this was, i t

mr. rogers ayers is black policeman. and, you know, and francois, the guy who plays him on tv, he's surprised. he says, why did you hire me? i'm a black man. why did you hire me to play a policeman? mr. rogers says to him, well, i think kids need good role models and i want them to see you. mr. rogers. fighting for race relations right on his tv show. it's one of the first recurring black characters on a mainstream tv show at the time. and i love the fact i get to tell that story. but what i really love is when you get to see mr. rogers as a little boy a get to see him learn his love of playing the piano, you get to see him with his grandpa. and the most important story of all is his mother. and this is him with his mother, houston knit him a red sweater every single year for christmas. he always loved the red one with the zippers up from. but this is the story that i found that my kids responded to that we put in the book is when mr. rogers was a little boy, his you know, he was always sick a lot. he would pretend play at home with h

mr. carter? >> know. >> mr. carter votes no. >> mr. ivey? >> no. >> stor goldman? >> no. >> mr. garcia?o. >> misses ramirez? >> no. >> mr. menendez? >> no. >> misses clark? >> no. >> misses titus? >> no. >> may i ask what the tally is? >> mr. chairman, would you like to vote? >> what is lly? just hold on, i can ask the tally. >> we had for teen aye's and 14 no. the chairman is not recorded. >> the chair votes aye. >> the chair votes aye. >> he is not recorded. he votes aye. what is the tally now? how is mr. luttrell recorded? mr. luttrell is not recorded. >> aye. anything else? what is the tally? on that about there were 17 aye's and 14 no. >> the clerk will distribute the amendment. >> mr. chairman, question on procedure. if the minority is going to require that every amendment they offer be read, not dispensed with the reading, i we can be here all night, that is fine with me. >> we look forward to your vote. the clerk will report to the amendment. >> an amendment to the amendment in the nature of the substitute 4863 offered ■l■uby miss jackso- lee of texas, number 117. the gentle lad

mr. governor, because he doesn't know his name. if joe biden was on the state with a governor, and sit mr. governor, because he couldn't at that moment think of that name, there will be hit lance everywhere.