mr. moore: may i respond. [indiscernible] mr. moore: for context, you know prior to the replant act we had a cap of $30 million of and the problem we have had every year the number of acres burned has been increasing, on average you are adding 500,000 acres per year and only been able to treat between 100, 200,000 acres. >> basically salvaging the burnt timber that still has value to it. why are we not able to do that? mr. moore: excellent question. and really complex answer. multiple reasons that contribute to this. one is that -- when we try and have large timber sale projects to recoupe, many times we get litigated on that. and even -- >> why would they litigate because you can reforest and cut at the same time. mr. moore: with our democratic process and we are a public agency, 300 million -- >> someone is upset. mr. moore: as we go through the litigation to defend what we want to do, winning is not the answer. they begin to lose value so that they are not worth purchasing after a period of time and dependent on where you are a

mr. moore, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. moore: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the topic of this special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. moore: thank you, mr. speaker. thrilled to be back on the house floor. with my colleagues to host a special order on the many things house republicans are doing on behalf of the american people. this week we are working hard to protect consumer choice, our elections and our national security. we have brought to the floor the safeguard american voter eligibility act. the save act. to defend our elections from foreign involvement by ensuring only american citizens have the right to vote in our nation's elections. this is a commonsense legislation that would require proof of citizenship to register to vote, which is more and more critical as our borders remain wide open and ou

why did it not cheap minister at the state, you'll be a good to not buying mr. moore, the leader of to offer to roll, copy the old express condo lenses to the commies of the deceased. so to give you some background about this particular religious campaign, that was tom in the honor of the lucas style. locust style got man, disappointment was a point peace officer. and she has been holding such fluid events for 2 decades now . and also has a huge following in the bought of this country. and that report still loves that this look of what it is eps going. she had taken information for a small number only, but the crowd that finding tune up for the image was going to be, it was very high and it was be difficult to accommodate in this place. yeah. but a deal, some people also say this tragedy is the result of the or for any is not taking safety protocol seriously of how are they handling the situation now the after amount a little initially the tardies have given instructions to all the shells to conduct relief and rescue operations and now it's almost completed and which

so this was the apartment mr. moore, the authors election is important and significant in the couple of these significant because there are new doors present, put in 15. and they're still 41 elections. but there's a substantial endorsement from the district her populations at the time when, instead of the words when she starts leaders of the countries that are facing natalie, a decrease to sort of rejection by did for you to much for the exam for the new elections are being introduced and it is almost done. so it becomes a way to party with the defeated in from the parliamentary elections are uncertain for removing the patio prison. macro in germany presidential is freezing and declining. that'd be. and then us to every one of those about developing attitude or things of vision by the so the credit countries push out the inducement from that is for 2 positions who bought the next 2 years. so he does all the countries and also, you know, really this, this is very significant that they would normally be a part of the news

the chair now recognizes the gentleman from utah, mr. moore, for five minutes. mr. moore: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in solemn recognition of an incredible community leader in northern utah and a dear lifelong family friend. mr. richard hendrickson. over the fourth of july weekend, richard and his daughter, sally, passed away in a tragic vehicle accident close to home in ogden canyon. richard led a 36-year career in the outdoor product space, starting as a welder at the age of 16 and rising to become the c.e.o. and president of lifetime products. this is a uniquely american success story. from rags to richard, as his colleagues would quip. not only is richard a good friend, but a trusted advisor and a supporter of my efforts in congress. i am most grateful he accepted a voluntary role as a member of my debt and deficit task force based in ogden, utah. he would go out of his way to provide context on trade policy that affected american businesses and it was abundantly clear that his main professional focus was the livelihood of his employees and sustaining a

well, mister, within mr. moore, the i, as the president, so i'm here in law school. well, both the leaders reading classes. so the, the significance here are all the speeches isn't meant as a new country don't play that. and that's what he saw. so during that summer, we've also heard from the ukranian president using a harsh words for india, and sort of the us states a positive. we made clear to every country in the world, including the india that fed on russia as a long term reliable partner is not. and that's especially true in our view for india. and when you spoke about moody and page and having what was a very warm embrace and i think it was more than one the reaction in europe. but particularly in america, what was one of the i think they, they, they was resented moody coming to most go to meet with prudent, well why, why do you think that sentiment was in there already? there's no getting away from the timing of this particular was it what we've been given to understand and what for thoughtful suggesting is that they would also pressures in india to change the

important and significant in the customer is significant because they're not present for day 10, mr. moore, d o l one connections buyers. there's a substantial, into a spread from the district circle from issues under time when finish reading the words when each door leaders of the countries that are facing near the fees, the shorter injection by the community. so the credit countries, the endorsement from the district of nations who bought yeah the next few years. so he does all difficulties going to be this. this is what he said. there was no longer be a part of the news trends. use german, the others use jane box for the for sure, but sure. and then the important countries in the work order, which is the most nice in a word order. the different alignment such as india has much you do to that pressure and india, as with the significant importer for russian, one displayed the pressure. so that shows some brand new video games towards the issues with the show that it does to by the shop run russian. we do export markets for energy resources for it's fine. this is as well. the rugs up liste

, i may have to step down the cool for them because i am i speaking to the ladies and gentleman, mr. moore, president of for, to make the see list also a 2nd and i see where they have, i do most of the state assessment today. she was my 11th meeting with the president of russia. although i thought people know she had in to say good hoards hobbles either been to of the, into the lock, little.

do you feel said i'm gonna, i'm gonna stay and say something for you, mr. moore? mohammed, i'm sorry. i was in go, i was i firstly, i'm these read occupation forces. have said that most of the cities in goal the city have to uh yeah, they have told us that it is a safe place and i'm hearing that. but because gaza is a safe place, did it. but it's a safe place. they were telling us that most toyota is a safe place either. i don't know either of us and things are just giving. it's right away. so the thing isn't here. we don't believe in the think of safety. we don't believe in every single thing that the is really the army are sage and it's old lies. it's old lice, even the term itself. i'm telling you as a golf and i know groups representing why people to you and i'm telling you that this term is being eradicated as the people of palestine as the people have gone. so i've been there advocated from the civil readjust rate to honey. israel says that it was targeting, how much they of the leader of how much is military wing and that attack on milwaukee. but is israel

within mr. moore, the, at the, at the president saw a doc chart here in, in law school. well, both the leaders feeding classes. so the, the significance your role, these speeches is immense. and you can truly don't believe that. and that's what he saw. so doing that sound like we've also heard from the ukranian president using a harsh words for india and sort of the us space deposit. look, we've made clear back to every country in the world, including the india that have bet on russia as a long term reliable partner is not a good. and that's especially true in our view for india. now when you talk about moody and food and having what was a very warm embrace and i think it was more than one the reaction in europe. but particularly in america, what was one of i'm good they, they, they almost resented moody coming to most good to meet with proved what, why, why do you think that sentiment was india? which is why there's no getting away from the timing of this particular wasn't what we've been given to understand. and what parts of suggesting is they would also specials in t

they may have to step down the code for them because i may speaking to the ladies and gentleman, mr. moore, president for the sealants to order for 2nd. and i see where they have the most at the, at us state assessment today. see, was my 11th meeting with the president of the russia. i'll talk to the know she had in to say good hoards hobbles. you do have been through a free because of the lock, little so been this to at this stage here. what basically is missing special or with somebody in the, in the is the fact that it is one of the quote failed times of war. he didn't want to be a kid, a book, my man because of the you've looked at watching those and then time when you're ready, you call that desperately needs to be at the summit of us for you are the most important because it's hailey that. so i'll go to the exam, do me got big, let me see what else i can do as long as i'm not showing up for this, the ship will go to our main task for the next 6 months of our chairman says i need and i'm going to is that we will see them with the if the that the tv the a little while you fellow the sc

minutes of july 2nd, 2024, just approved president green provided the data on this remaining and mr. moore refused to provide me with the data and i received it today under the records request and significant in which the admissions and the number of beds was going forward and sadly the dph relied on california department of information and h ocii for the beds for 2022 financial data and that data reporting 1,000 plus freestanding beds that over stretched by - and i indicated in any article published the health department i spent less than a meeting freestanding beds so i calculated nine hundred plus beds and one hundred - from 2022 which is zero on the data. and f dph does not have enough beds but the freestanding beds why is the planning department used two doobts and that's weird and free standing. the context is 90 one hundred and 8 three by these this information was to submit and waiver for the 120 beds and - direct them to do so. la claims will submit the waiver for they certification happened a month ago to what is the delay in submitting the waiver request?. thank you. >> that's t

. >> i will be nominating mr. moore for the fed. you know wh i'm talking about. so he's going to be great on the fed. >> john, it's possible that name rings a bell. he was so powerful inside the trump white house he has been called the deputy president. >> taken together the rnc platform and project 2025 embrace an enormous expansion of presidential power and complete submission to the whims and threats of donald trump personally. a stance that when coupled with last week's supreme court ruling on presidential immunity have some veteran justice department officials sounding the alarm about doj weaponization in a second trump term. and trump's ally, inviewing vp contender j.d. vance and former assistant attorney general jeff clark, are all but vowing revenge. >> i think what donald trump is simply saying is we ought to investigate the prior administration. i think donald trump's saying, look, let's do the basic work of investigating wrong doing is a totally reasonable thing for him to do. >> he can investigate whom he sees fit to investigate working with the justi

mace: i yield three minutes to the gentleman from alabama, mr. moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognize. mr. mooi stand to name the dothan post office as the la bruce "bruce" tidwell. he served as an operator on the ship and he returned to dothan after the war ended in 1945 and began working at dothan oil mill. after a few years he decided he wanted to become a radio carrier for the u.s. postal service. he was dedicated to serving his state and country. he was known for altering his usual mail route during the vietnam war in order to ensure those families with service members receive letters from home as quickly as possible because he knew how much that would mean to those families, so he walked the route and changed the route to make sure those families got letters at home. he was beloved by the dothan community where he lived for 86 years. there's no better post office than to name the one, the exact location in dothan where bruce worked. i thank my alabama colleagues and rep cole and rogers as well as rep strong and sewell. i urge my

mrs. moorested that joseph biden participated in the presidential race, they are afraid of losing their positions. in the states and perhaps america will be made great by younger people 39 there i don’t know 40 plus and so on. i'm talking about vance, oh kamala and so on, about all the guys, about those guys. the us is now ruling, apparently at some point they decided that the time has come, they need to clean up, move the old people away from real governance, so that the sunlight can come out and declare their rights, but this is a very dangerous state, because it will not improve the political situation in country, it will lead to intense competition between the same pelosi, why is she against kamala harris, because they are afraid of losing. we always laugh at the position of the vice president, in fact the vice president is any administration is a person who must conduct complex negotiations, he is a kind of negotiator, in the situation with the united states of america, kamala harris was ch

moore. here is a quote from mr.ier. >> we'll reduce your taxes, still further we gave you the biggest one as i said we'll give you more. it will be lead to tremendous growth, we want growth in our country. larry: growth. can't get enough. terrific. steve moore, though, for all of good things jd vance is saying, and his credentials and story, he has appeared several times at convention and since convention, he was in ohio yesterday, his hometown, jd vance has not once talked about the trump tax cuts or deregulation. not once, and i'm not sure i understand why. or whether that is a problem. just seems that it is consistent. and i don't think that is a healthy thing, what do you think? >> well, i have gotten to know jd vance, i endorsed him strongly when he ran for senate in ohio. and i think she a -- he is a good man, and i have great admiration, do i agree with him issue, no, i do not agree with donald trump over issue. 85 to 95 percent of the issues i do, but with the tax cuts, i think maybe you and i and art laffer

moore. economy was in freefall, really, freefall? it is funny, i sort of remember v-shaped recovery. mr. biden says freefall. you say, steve moore. >> you know one of the things that was interesting about that debate people talk about how incoherent biden was, he was was incoherent half the time. i was more disturbed what he said when he was coherent, not inco hern. he put out these lies. one thing that surprises me, maybe i shouldn't have been surprised. biden was incoherent, trump lied. biden was incoherent and he lied. most of the statistics he put out are obviously wrong. we didn't have 15% unemployment under trump. we had one of the lowest unemployment rates for all races. another one that sticks in my craw when biden and the media said, you know trump caused the inflation. what are they talking about? the last four months that trump was in office inflation rate, ready for this larry, 1.4%, 1.4%, 1.3, and 1.4%. how is that, then biden takes it 18 months later 9.1% and that is trump's fault? you have economic ignoramuses in the white house and the media are misreporting what really happened. larry: you ma

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mr. chairman, i almost made it to ranking member today. but that being said, i yield back. >> you -- did the length of a ranking member, so thank you, ms. moore mr.-- [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you to the witnesses for appearing today. ms. hilton, if i could to you, could you talk more about your bill, the stop institutional child abuse act a? maybe specifically why you think it will make meaningful reforms to congregate care. >> the most important thing about the stop institutional child abuse act is about transparency and accountability. and people need to know what's happening behind closed doors. >> and you believe if it passes, if the bill passes, it'll achieve that, that that means to an end? >> i think it's the first steps to it. i just think it's, it's is so important for people to know that -- people to be held accountable for what they're doing and for there to be transparency. these are our children, this is our future, and there needs to be checks and balances on what's happening. to these, the most vulnerable people in the world. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your story today. if mrs. petersen, thank you

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larry: steve moore, the economy was in freefall, it is funny, i remember a v-shape recovery but mr.en said freefall, what do you say. >> what was interesting that people talk about how incoherent biden was, he was half of the time, i was more disturbed by what he said when he was coherent. he put out the lies. one thing that surprises me, media, commen kept saying, that biden was coherent and trump lies, no biden was incoherent and h lied. another quoo one that sticks in my craw, media and biden say that trump caused inflation, what are they talking about, last 4 months trump in office, 1.4% inflation. how is that a -- then biden takes 18 months later to 9.51% that is trump's fault? you have economic ignore in the white house. >> only thing worse was his coherence. mike faulkender, mr. biden said that trump really was the biggest borrower, i noticed some media picked that up and "wall street journal" wrote about it, not editorial page. about trump create more debt than biden? >> no, not at all, we had a lot of debt issued during the pandemic, but prior to that, we were not issuing -

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harris beats trump, and i think a lot whitmer cooper bashir wes moore in maryland josh shapiro in pennsylvania. i could go on. so i would say mr. president, you you would leave this party in very good hands and then in turn that will lead the country in very good hands actually mean what do you think this is so, this is, i mean, we've been talking about this for weeks now, but it seems like it is i mean, it's obviously it has to come to a head. >> what do you make of where we are at right now? >> folks need to make a decision and it seems like the president has made his and that is that he is not dropping out of the race. we are a month out from the convention. and if we go into chicago and joe biden is still the nominee, people need to rally behind him. and the only way i see him not being the nominee is that one day he wakes up and says i'm going to step down. >> i'm just david axelrod's point, which is they're going to say he is the nominee. he's going to say he's in until he makes that decision and figure out a way to make the transition, then they'll announcement because they're not going to leak it out over days and days

moore. host of more money on wabc radio. steve, inflationary. the latest span is that jd vance is going to pull up mr. protectionism and massive tariffs. slaughter at the dollar even of that is not trump's policy and the platform says keep the dollars the world reserve currency. jd vance among all the democrats on wall street is now the villain for inflation and collapse of the dollar and whatnot. do you have a feel for that would like to respond to that question. >> by the way senators negotiate better that i do. i look at his voting record he voted solidly conservative. i do not know where this is coming from. on this laughable claim by all these economists your former friends on wall street. >> that deserted me 25 years ago it's unbelievable under donald j trump note small part because of the policy should put in place the average inflation rate slightly less than 2% 1.95%. which is below the fed target. his average inflation is. >> about 6%. >> aqua summit look at these two presidents records and say trump is the bigger risk the same thing on the debt they say he's going to raise the debt. since i

mr. president. >> thank you, bishop, and thank you, governor. and good afternoon, everybody. i am absolutely delighted to make the motion to recommend jason ray as convention secretary and minyon moore as permanent chair of the 2024 democratic national convention. secretary jason ray has done an extraordinary job leading the democratic national committees office of the secretary as it has coordinated our dnc meetings, certified delegations in all 57 states and territories, and help our business flow smoothly. from his first election to the dnc at the age of 17, he has dedicated decades of service to our organization, and i know he will continue his important work as permanent convention secretary. and i couldn't be prouder to nominate democratic national convention committee chair minyon moore for permanent convention chair of this historic convention. mignon, over the years, has held a variety of the crucial roles in our party and dinner governments. including serving as ceo of the democratic national committee. as we all certainly know by now, chair moore and her team have been working nonstop for some time now to build a convention that will bring us together to energize come org

moore, aye. diamond, aye. so moved, the motion passes 6-0. >> for the two variances i'll also continue the variances as proposed. >> thank you mr. zoning administrator. on your consent calendar. all matters considered to be routine and may be acted by a single roll call vote. there is no separate discussion unless a member of the commission or public or staff request. in which event the matter is removed and considered as a separate item at this or future hearing. 5, case 2024-000653cua, 2001 van ness avenue. item 6, existing awning amnesty program. item 7, 2023-009959cua. 1948 sutter street. conditional use authorization. again recollect member of the public thiss is your opportunity to be be requested any items on consent be pulled off and considered today or at another hearing. seeing none, public comment is closed and the consent calendar is before you. >> commissioner imperial. >> move to approve all. >> second. >> thank you. on the motion to approve consent calendar, williams, aye. braun, aye. imperial, aye. koppel, more. aye. moore, aye. diamond, aye. motion passes 6-0 placing under commission items for item 8mentf >> com

mr. president. >> thank you, bishop, and thank you, governor. and good afternoon, everybody. i am absolutely delighted to make the motion to recommend jason ray as convention secretary and minyon moore as permanent chair of the 2024 democratic national convention. secretary jason ray has done an extraordinary job leading the democratic national committees office of the secretary as it has coordinated our dnc meetings, certified delegations in all 57 states and territories, and help our business flow smoothly. from his first election to the dnc at the age of 17, he has dedicated decades of service to our organization, and i know he will continue his important work as permanent convention secretary. and i couldn't be prouder to nominate democratic national convention committee chair minyon moore for permanent convention chair of this historic convention. mignon, over the years, has held a variety of the crucial roles in our party and dinner governments. including serving as ceo of the democratic national committee. as we all certainly know by now, chair moore and her team have been working nonstop for some time now to build a convention that will bring us together to energize come org

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