>> as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia, mr. baird, mr. boast, mrs. steel, mrs. miller-meeks, mr. harris, ms. mace and mrs. kim, i inform the house that these members will vote nay on h.r. 5376. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 220, the nays are 207, the motion is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent that representative rice of new york and representative of smith be removed as co-sponsor of h.r. 1642. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. i. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. takano: i ask unanimous consent to take from the speaker's table the bill s.4458 and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the clerk: senate 4458 an act to amend title 38 eubs code to improve the process by which the secretary of veterans affairs determines whether it meets requirements for the percentage of students who receive educational assistance furnis

there was physical evidence, they found a bloodied fingerprint in mr miller's blood on the door.d blaming it on me and the other guys who were charged. they didn't match any of the people that worked the crime scene. so it raises the very obvious question — why were you targeted by the authorities? the prison staff, both administrative and security, they were aware that herman and i were members of the black panther party. herman wallace, who was your friend, who was a fellow black panther. and you were explicit in the prison. you organised other prisoners. you formed an antirape squad to try and control the sexual assaults and abuse inside your wing of the prison. so you weren't hiding your black panther loyalty. no, and to be honest, we actually lasted longer than we thought because there was an internal conflict in the new... ..doc secretary, department of corrections, so mr miller was murdered in that environment. so you are convicted of a crime, which of course, you insist, always insisted you simply did not commit. but the fact is you were hauled off to that special part of

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mr. miller is also broke down the situation for local media last week. oh, i see me. don't see boy camper email holmes latoya is shamika burns, the word can ga smith. hello, well, this home denser. yeah, i got my company in a sense of a you cannot do without energy on one hand and then complain about the lack of energy and fear, black out on the other speak of the devil. and the devil shows up that a skis, a freak, and that is what currently characterizes to european elite skis of freer they are in favor of sanctions against russia. on the one hand there waging their economic war against russia because of military conflict, that in reality, does not affect europe in any way. and on the other hand, they complain about the reaction to the economic war. namely, the lack of guess, guess is not only used for heating, but guess from russia, which we have received for the last 50 years, is also used to secure the electricity supply. this means that if you want to secure the supply of electricity on the european continent, then we must also an economic sanctions against russi

he had nashville and mrs. miller.steam and the piss and the cooking and all the different things that were going on in this town it's such a beautiful film, and the absolute heartbreak in all of it. >> i think people underestimate the tremendous empathy that altman had as a film maker. he loved people if they were flawed, if they were terrible, if they were wonderful. he celebrated real humanity. >> she's overlapping voices. he's letting the camera drift around. he may not be on the person even talking. these were unprecedented things that the time. >> there's been ensemble move ezand there's been ensemble movies, and then there's "nashville," which sits firmly at the top. >> i was talking about the kristy minstrels just this morning. >> it deals with a political campaign and the sense in which this country is both divided and deluded. >> y'all take it easy now. listen, it's nashville. >> he was taking boundaries of film making at that point and just pushing, pushing good, you know. >> i loved the work. he was a real

mr. miller, why did you file an application for a passport?i want to be with the woman who's going to be my wife. >> you mean marilyn monroe? >> that's correct. mr. he hadn't asked her to marry him. she was a little taken aback. >> it's hard to not see it as cynical given the pressures that he was under at the time and marilyn's status as america's sweetheart. maybe arthur was using his relationship with marilyn as a way to whitewash himself. >> before marilyn has time to take it in, the press descends on her manhattan apartment. >> have you been engaged long in. >> no, just a few day. >> you see her against the wall, and she looks so fragile and flustered. yes, she's someone who knows how to work the press, but you can still see the cracks of "this is really overwhelming, and i'm trying to make sense of this huge change in my life." >> when are you planning on having children in. >> i'm not married yet, dear. >> only two week later, marilyn and arthur are married. >> she wore my wedding veil. and what i did, my veil was white. so i dumped it

mr. miller. the survivors i've had devastating mudslide in sierra leone 5 years ago have gathered to remember those who lost their lives. more than 1100 people were killed when a part of sugarloaf mountain broke away, sending rocks and debris down hill. but as a method raised reports from the community of pentagon, she lessened seemed to have been learned. i attributed to the dead as emotions flow freely. a small group of families as of ivers gather to remember as a yes, pause their numbers dwindling, but not their problems. on august 14th, 2017. more than 1100 people died. as this phase of sugarloaf mountain broke free, huge boulders and tons of debris cascaded downhill, sweeping away homes and people. it was said alliance worst single day disaster. one moment sir, i lost his entire family, trained to people who visit at san santa. i can go, i thought i missed the council of my family that died on that day. i'm so scared of what may have happened to them. moses was only 6 weeks old at the time t

. >> campaign senior adviser, jason miller, told us that mr. cipollone thought john eastman's theories were naughty. something mr. cipollone would not refute. >> we received testimony from various people about this. that one was jason miller, who was -- said that -- passable any thought the idea was 90. at one point, -- the same sentiment. >> i don't have any reason to contradict that. >> on january 4th, and john eastman went to the white house to meet with the president and vice president. mr. cipollone tried to participate in this meeting, but he was apparently turned away. >> you didn't go to the meeting in the oval office where easement went to meet with the president. do you remember why you didn't personally attend? >> i did walk to that meeting, i did go into the oval office with the idea of attending that meeting. ultimately, i did not attend that meeting. >> why? not >> the reasons for that -- >> were you asked not attend the meeting or did you make the personal decision not to? >> again, without getting into -- >> recall that greg jac

speaker, as the member designated by mrs. miller of west virginia and mr. baird of indiana, i inform the house that these members will vote nay on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. luetkemeyer, i inform the house that mr. luetkemeyer will be voting no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. owens of utah, mr. timmons of south carolina and mr. budd of north carolina, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from iowa seek recognition? >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by representative kim and bost, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as t

mr. miller, on the data team's assessment of this county by county, state by state resolve as reported? jason: correct. [end of video clip] rep. cheney: alice cannon was one of president trump campaign lawyers. he previously worked for the trump's organization. one of his responsibilities was to assess allegations of election fraud in november 2020. there is one sample of his testimony discussing what he told white house chief of staff mark does. [video clip] alex: i remember a call where mr. meadows was asking me what i was finding and if i was finding anything, and i remember sharing with him that we weren't finding anything that would be sufficient to change the results in any of the key states. >> when was that conversation? alex: probably in november, mid to before my child was born. >> what was mr. meadows reaction to the information? alex: i believe the word to use was there's no there there? [end of video clip] rep. cheney: the trump's campaign general counsel gave similar testimony. he explained all of the fraud allegations in the campaign's other election arguments, taken toge

mr. miller told the committee about that call. >> tell me about the conversation you had with jason. >> it brief. i was irritated. i expressed displeasure that the statement had could've got out, misrepresented the vice reticence we pride without constellation. >> vice president and i are in total agreement and the vice president has the power -- is that incorrect? >> i think the record shows that's incorrect. we've been through many documents that clarify that this is not where the vice president was. >> essentially, the presidents sending out a boldly false statement about being in alignment, purported alignment, with the vice president despite all of the predicate that you indicated had gone before the positions, is that what happened? >> i interpret the statement is false. i'll let you figure out who said it out. >> when marc short contacted you, he was upset, is that what you said? >> he was not pleased. >> tell us what he said. >> what's the process for putting out a statement for a meeting with only two people in the room? >> did he ask you to retract the statement? >> now, i think

mr. miller took it upon himself to draft a statement and called the president at 9:23 that night, to convince him to put it out. let's listen. >> did he say there was a particular word or phrase he did not want included? >> he wanted to say peaceful transition and i said, that ship has already failed, so we are going to say orderly transition. that was about the extent of disagreement or pushback in the conversation. rep. kinzinger: the last person president trump spoke to last night was johnny mac and tea, his head of personnel. mr. machen t --johnny mcentee, his head of personnel. the decision to resign was one that weighed heavily on people in the discretion. on one hand, people like mr. pottinger and miss matthews refused to be associated with president trump's dereliction of duty. but others were worried that leaving president trump to his own devices would put the country at continued risk. listen to what we heard about that tension from pets up alone, general mark milley and eugene scalia, secretary of labor. >> and after that, some people work resigning obviously over january 6. we kn

mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, madam speaker, and thank representative guthrie for yielding me time. i rise today in opposition of h.r. 5376, the inflation reduction act. as a physician and a former director of the iowa department of public health, i'm uniquely positioned to understand the true implications of this bill and how this bill will affect both doctors and patients and rural iowaans are no exception. interestingly, i just heard my colleague talk about how families were maybe kicked off their health care. it doesn't seem my colleagues on the other side of the aisle cared about that when they passed the affordable care act and premiums rose dramatically. allowing the federal government to set limits on drug pricing will limit competition and drastically reduce innovation within the pharmaceutical industry. innovation also comes even after f.d.a. approval to determine if drugs can be used for more than just their initial purpose. additionally, narrowing the drug formula by drug pricing through medicare and negotiations will end up taking medications that you may already be pre

everybody in that room it was me, miller, and the other miller, mrs. ther miller, jason miller is the only one who did not get it. so presumably he is owed nothing. the rest of us are all owed to be told that. i will toy this would've all worn masks. we didn't wear why mass was said were getting tested every day. and that's what we didn't wear a mask at that event because everybody sitting at the amy coney barrett event were all tested before they're allowed to come in all tested whatever the president did he's got to live with his own conscience. i'm not going to impose guilt on him. he's going to feel it or not if he was in fact positive. mike said this after got out of the hospital i became convinced that i was in a safe zone and i was wrong. now i probably know why washo wrong, i did not know then. regardless i should've when the mask the whole time. it just would've been extra layer of safety for me. as you might imagine when mary pat and i saw that pop up on our phones earlier this week, early in the morning we had an interesting reaction. >> than

will happen to flour prices, we will ask radian rybchynskyi , the head of the union of flour millers in ukraine, mr. rodion dobrogo good morning. glory to ukraine. here is a traditionally traditional question, why is everyone interested in flour, because we showed such reference material there and we see that little by little, but the prices still went up. glory. good morning. flour prices were the current period. they will not be to change the bigger side because 90% of the flour depends on the middle of the wheat foodstuff of the second and third class today, an intensive effort is going on, i think we have enough wheat and more than enough for nice, and therefore, what changes do we expect from the crop, price changes can only be it is related to other factors, it is with logistics, it is clear about the logistics of the glass, and there are also markups that can be made by e-e in stores if we are talking about e-e price for networks three if we are talking about wholesale prices, that is, those that as producers of flour, we give hmm for the current period , we do not have any encroachments on

mrs. miller-meeks: thank you, madam speaker, and thank representative guthrie for yielding me time. i rise today in opposition of h.r. 5376, the inflation reduction act. as a physician and a former director of the iowa department of public health, i'm uniquely positioned to understand the true implications of this bill and how this bill will affect both doctors and patients and rural iowaans are no exception. interestingly, i just heard my colleague talk about how families were maybe kicked off their health care. it doesn't seem my colleagues on the other side of the aisle cared about that when they passed the affordable care act and premiums rose dramatically. allowing the federal government to set limits on drug pricing will limit competition and drastically reduce innovation within the pharmaceutical industry. innovation also comes even after f.d.a. approval to determine if drugs can be used for more than just their initial purpose. additionally, narrowing the drug formula by drug pricing through medicare and negotiations will end up taking medications that you may already be pre

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succession disputes, mrs. zulu, the son of the late king goodwill, the willie teeny, is set to be recognized as the leader of the nation's largest ethnic group. to meet the miller is on goma with more the official residents. one of them all that king mrs. luke cause will a tv and that way he is going to enter the qual, an important symbolic tradition that goes back to the 18th before him. and that's really symbolic of him. now taking thrown, taking the throne as the king. some of the events did take place in the last 24 hours in the privacy and not open to the public. we also know in the last day or 2, the king also killed a lion at a nearby game resolve. and that attached to gaining power and symbolizing his power as a king, you will that lie in skiing skin as part of the ceremony that were expected to see in the coming all was now the people who are attending the coronation are made up of sue, who was the warriors, these are the men who would protect the king and fight for ever you should go to war. as well as a maidens who are here to show their loyalty and the support of the king. like many others before him, that the throne has been contested, and in this

mr. trump in those documents. >> matt miller. what are you thinking tonight? >> well first of all, of course, i think chuck is usual lays out very well by the former presidents claims are likely to fail on executive privilege. i think the most damning thing, to me, and is pleading for the government, is the way that they recount that the former president concealed information from the justice department. i think that not only is it the most damning it's, the most potentially damning legal -- it's a piece of information to put some of the most legal jeopardy i think we had a case for a former president had taken documents, either by mistake or even willingly, and they were found to be classified and that former president didn't return them to the government, it will be very hard for the government to make a criminal case with that set of facts. but when you have the facts as they're laid out in this pleading, where not only did the former president hold on to those documents for months, delay giving them back to the justice department, then not return them when

mr. trump and those documents. >> matt miller, what are you thinking tonight? >> as usual chuck lays out why the former president's claims are likely's to fail on executi privilege. the most damming thing to me in this pleading from the government is the way they recount the former president concealed information from the justice department. and i think it is not only the most damning, it's the piece of information that puts him in the most legal jeopardy. i think if you had a case where a former president had taken documents either by mistake or willingly and they were found to be classified and that former president then returned them to the engovernment, it would be vy hard for the government to make a g criminal case with that setf facts. but when you have the facts as they're laid out in this pleading, wheren not only did e former president hold on to those documents for h months, delay giving them back to the justice department, then not return them when he got a subpoena not only that but seems to have concealed them and according to the justice departme

mr. trump in those documents. >> matt miller. what are you thinking tonight? >> well first of all, of course, i think chuck is usual lays out very well by the former presidents claims are likely to fail on executive privilege. i think the most damning thing, to me, and is pleading for the government, is the way that they recount that the former president concealed information from the justice department. i think that not only is it the most damning it's, the most potentially damning legal -- it's a piece of information to put some of the most legal jeopardy i think we had a case for a former president had taken documents, either by mistake or even willingly, and they were found to be classified and that former president didn't return them to the government, it will be very hard for the government to make a criminal case with that set of facts. but when you have the facts as they're laid out in this pleading, where not only did the former president hold on to those documents for months, delay giving them back to the justice department, then not return them when

if we are the distance, you're looking at the likes of laura miller and jake white and keeley hutchinson. we like to call the norwegian mrwell. one of the biggest cheers will go through germany's long jump champion. an absolute superstar. plenty of happening to quench even the biggest sporting thirsts. iiit the biggest sporting thirsts. in front of that iconic munich olympic stadium, thank you very much indeed. it's european football's version of the community shield, but this year's super cup not only brings together the winners of the champions league and europa league, it also provides a rematch of one of the most famous matches in history. real madrid and eintracht frankfurt haven't met since the 1960 european cup final at hampden, won 7—3 by the spanish side. ferenc puskas scored four, and alfredo di stefano a hattrick in front of more than 127,000. still a record crowd for the final. it brought real�*s fifth european cup, and tonight they'll be trying to win the super cup for a fifth time too. that would be a record they'd share with barcelona and ac milan. it is a very important trophy for us. at the start of the

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allegations of vote rigging, by mr. biggest campaign and full of the 7 electoral commissioners said they could not support the outcome, saying it was a d w's. mario miller was in a position strong hold. as the results rolled in and sent us this report, people have been celebrating for hours he and ki soon western kenya, they are confident their favorite candidate relo. dinger will soon be named can yes, next president. he so more is the strong hold of long time veteran opposition leader or dinger regularly waiting for the our, the president. that is, i believe. and i eagerly hoping buddy i'll, i'm going to be gone from bethany. but then after a 3 hour delay, the final result was officially declared. i will for like your body. yes, person of the independent electron boned out is commission. here by declares that route to william some way as been duly elected. does the president in other parts of the country, william router supporters celebrated the announcement the mood and he's soon changed rapidly. they are disappointed. they expect it ran out of danger to when they say their victory has been stolen. st battles lasted for 2 hours. protesters threw ston

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mrs hulu, took the throne at the ceremony at the palace and in gama. but there's been controversy in the run up to the coronation as former miller reports. he came from across south africa and neighboring countries to welcome the new king zulu warriors in their thousands to witness the 1st coronation of a zulu king in more than 50 years. and pledge allegiance to king missy zulu as bulletin . the 9th king of the city nation, the largest ethnic group in south africa in what's known as the sacred crawl, missy zulu is presented to his ancestors. the kings who came before him. oh oh, he's accompanied by the prime minister of the pseudo nation and his uncle, prince mungo, suitable to lazy scene as an endorsement. much of the ceremony that follows is shrouded in secrecy, including traditions that go back generations not meant for the public eye or allowed to be formed. the public is only allowed to see certain rituals or no government, and we are praying through the zulu ancestors where they sleep to day. we are asking them to protect our new king. we are also here to pray that god may grant him wisdom. roger king, we welcome you now. oh, the c

mr. boyd from us was the law firm, ricardo, capital, and mitchell knowledge of knowing that the cold war had begun. ah, who welcome back to will to part with lisa miller, professor of psychology and education at columbia university. and also the weight can brain, the psychology of spirituality and research for many wisdom before the break we were talking about the difference between spirituality and religion, organized religion and has been more than a 100 years since frederick need shape proclaimed that god. is that implying my self organized religion and i see the need for establishing building a spiritual temples within our own souls. but as his own biography shows that could be very challenging. even though we all have the spiritual is thing. even though we all have the sort of the biological infrastructure for a connection to personal connection with the divine, can everyone do it on his or her own without the help of a religious community all without how the less a family, every single one of us has the endowment of the spiritual brain and i travel the, you know, the world people will say one of 2 things very often. either say i am a deeply spir

widely spoken indigenous language in south africa to meet the miller is in no gama with more the official residents, one of them all that king mrs. luke cause will it teeny. and that way, he's going to into the qual, an important and some tradition that goes back to the 18th before him, and that's really symbolic of him. now, taking throne, taking the throne. as the zulu came, some of the events did take place in the last 24 hours in the privacy and not open to the public. we also know in the last day or 2, the king also killed a lion at a nearby game resolve. and that attached to gaining power and symbolizing his power as a king, you will that lion king skin as part of the ceremony that were expected to see in the coming all was now the people who are attending the coronation are made up of i'm up to who was the warriors? these are the men who would protect the king and fight for the ever you should go to war. as well as the maidens who are here to show their loyalty and the support of the king, like many others before him, the throne has been contested. and in this case, 52 of these brothers who say that they are the rightful

mr. lamb: you mention that perestroika might have started for you in an event in which a well known american attended a couple of them arthur miller, peter ustinov and alvin toffler, and there were others that you listed, but those are the three that our audience would recognize the most. what was that event? because alvin toffler has often been mentioned in this country by the speaker of our house of representatives, newt gingrich, as one of the people he has followed, his idea. what happened at that meeting that led to some perestroika? mr. gorbachev: well, that was a meeting of people who are very respectable, very credible. and we had people also from our country there, for example, the famous writer chingiz aitmatov and other people. also, federico mayor, who is now the head of unesco. we had a number of people from italy representing italian culture. we had also alexander king from the club of rome. we had some asian thinkers people with a very broad vision. i don't remember all of those names, but it is true chingiz aitmatov, who is my friend, asked me to meet with those people, and he said, well, it will be just a brief me

miller is outside of trump tower. david lee, unexpected that trump pled the fifth today? >> well, you know, sandra, we all know that mr. trump's behavior can be unpredictable, but this was not an enormous surprise, considering the fact that his attorneys have been trying for months without success to get the deposition canceled. nevertheless, this morning mr. trump left his apt here at trump tower to appear at the offices of the state attorney general, james is investigating whether mr. trump and his company inflated the value of properties to obtain loans, tax deductions and other financial benefits. mr. trump released a statement on his social media platform that reads in part, i did nothing wrong, why after five years of looking the federal, state and local governments with the fake news media have found nothing. and continues, accordingly under advice of counsel, i decline to answer questions under the rights and privileges afford every citizen under the united states constitution. and another post, the former president wrote, at the plush and beautiful a.g. office, nice working conditions as people are being murd

miller is at trump tower in manhattan. >> charles, this was d day for former president trump, d, deposition day. after month of legal wrangling, today he pleaded the fifth. mr and waving at the camera. attorney general letitia james is investigating allegations that mr. trump and his company inflated the values of properties to get tax deductions and other financial benefits. in a statement released, mr. trump wrote "i did nothing wrong which is why after five years of looking together with the fake media they have found nothing. when it comes to pleading the fifth, trump said when your family, and others in your organization have been part of a witch hunt, you have no chase. this is a civil matter but material data could be used in a criminal investigation into mr. trump's business practices. mr. trump disclosed today on social media that the fbi and other authorities would not let his lawyers to be present in specific areas of mar-a-largo during the execution of a search warrant monday. the former president raised concerns that evidence might have been planted. just a few moments ago, we heard from mr. trump. he said the raid at mar-a-largo was a devised

mr. trump invoked the fifth amendment. he was at the office for about six hours. although he refused to answer questions that didn't necessarily stop them from asking. bret? >> bret: david lee miller outside trump tower. david lee, thanks. let's get some analysis now of the situation tonight. joining us former deputy assistant attorney general thomas dupre and former fbi special agent maureen o'connell. thank you both for being here. maureen, i want to start with you. really perplexed about this search warrant situation. we are not hearing obviously from the doj or the fbi. we are not hearing from the trump team. this is a sound bite from one of the trump attorneys on the ground at mar-a-lago. this is christina rob on dinesh d'souza's podcast. take a listen. >> they pretty much handed me the warrant when he did were done and has the attachment what they are looking for. as the media has been reporting, which is accurate, that they're looking for presidential records or any possibly classified material. >> bret: are you puzzled by the lack of transparency on either side? >> i am. i really like -- it's my philosophy to sort of get ahead of situations like this. and i really would ha

mr. trump. tomorrow, for example, long time trump chief financial office is slated to appear in court. he is facing charges of tax fraud. dana. >> dana: david lee miller, thank you for the update. >> bill: analysis with byron york. good morning to you. so we have a little bit of news about the possibility of an informant on the inside. maybe that's true, maybe that's the case. it is thursday. now we're three full days on and not a peep from our government. should we accept that? >> no. the most incredible thing about this event, which we should remind everybody, was totally unprecedented. never happened before in u.s. history. we just don't know what happened. as phil keating was saying, it appeared that things were going rather smoothly between the justice department and the trump organization, the trump organization had cooperated. there was a visit by the justice department to mar-a-lago on june 3. a request that the trump people put a bigger lock on the door, which they did. there was a subpoena for video, which trump provided. and then boom there is this raid. no subpoena for the documents. they didn't use any less intrusive method to get the doc

miller is watching it today. good morning, david lee. >> good morning, bill. another day, another legal challenge for former president donald trump. a little more than one hour ago mr manhattan for a deposition at the attorney general. he arrived there a short time ago, entered the building, a short time later released a statement on his social media platform that said it is a very plush, beautiful and expensive a.g.'s office. nice working condition. she spends her effort trying to get trump. looking at the investigation by the attorney general who is black mr. trump released a statement that read in new york city tonight, seeing racist new york's attorney general tomorrow continuation of the greatest witch hunt in u.s. history. my great company and myself are being attacked from all sides, ban an an republic. this is a civil matter that could result in fines. the deposition initially scheduled for january and bill we have some breaking news coming up so i will toss it back to you. >> bill: back to you shortly. dana has that now. >> dana: president biden is making some comments now on the economy and the new inflation number. let's listen. >> president biden: about

mr. meadows discussed frequently in the met -- he did not let the matter go. the request went from the department of justice to the secretary of defense christopher miller, as you, here he reached out to a high ranking official based in italy. to follow up on this claim. >> when you color the defense, find out what is going on, i'm hearing these crazy reports, a guy on the ground who is worse than anything. >> the select committee confirmed that a call was placed by secretary miller, to the attachÉ in italy to investigate the claim that italian satellites were switching votes. from trump to biden. this is one of the best examples of the leaks to which the president trump would go to stay in power. scouring the internet to support his conspiracy theories shown here, as he turns mr. donahue in the december 27th call, quote, you guys may not be following the internet the way that i do. president trump's efforts to this point had failed, stonewalled by mr. donahue, they had only one option, they needed to make clark the acting attorney general. mr. rosen, during a january 2nd meeting with january clark -- did you talked him about his contact with the president, if

mr. chairman. i don't know, but i appreciate you recognizing me. i have an amendment one of three. the first amendment, number 52 two hr 5376 offered by misses millerwest virginia. it prohibits tax credits for electric vehicles produced by or containing components produced by slave or child labor. specifically the amendment prohibits the disbursement of the clean vehicle credit the tax credit subsidized by u.s. taxpayers. the average cost of an electric car is over $62,000 making the luxury available only to the wealthiest americans. the cobalt and lithium-ion batteries that power every day electronics including electric cars often comes from countries like the democratic republic of congo which employs child slave labor to my these resources. it's unfortunate the democratic majority is providing subsidies to wealthy americans while using slave labor and leaving taxpayers to foot the bill. this deserves an opportunity to be debated and about on the floor. >> i have a question. the gentleman brought up cobalt. kai thought that was the program we were trying to get rid of because it's antique. i yield back. >> let me say with forced >> i think this i