mr. moore: thank you. good morning, everybody.st i'd like to point out i'm very proud to be a co-sponsor of this piece of legislation. and this is a bill from the state i'm from, west virginia, that we actually already passed. and to a greater threat saved many from problems in the locker rooms. but one important thing to mention here, sex is not something that's determined at birth. it's observed. it's not determined by a school board. it's not determined even by this body. what we seek to do here is reaffirm something that's an absolute truth and that men should not be in girls sports or women sports. now, as a father of two daughters, i can tell you very clearly that there is no scenario or situation where i would want to see my daughters competing against biological males. i also have a son and he's the youngest of everybody and quickly becoming the largest of everybody. there is a difference. there is an inherent difference. as i said, it's not determined at birth, it's just something we've observed and there's only one deter

the address 1200 people watching mr. moore. it's the candidate, chancellor, for patricia democrats and more than 1200000 people watching all parts. you need to just split a and even the richest men of the world, the own all x. this that you must stream this from pension and it's very successful for us. then when you're looking at the full costs, we adjust that 22 percent and i think they're still or 10. so stepping over 25 percent c and w. so every 4th voltage, germany will come the next over for a to for them. as you mentioned um, as defined this by the had said that she wants to restore the north stream of gas lines from russia to germany. but 3 of the 4 pipes were destroyed by explosives. how would that be possible to restore the gas? so everything is possible. if that's a political real, we see that there's no political riddle right now. they talk to, you already have it. we'll just talk well the driving seeds of the poly event on of the government still wants to get rid of this pro. probably, you know, they are not working

neguse, mr. moore, ms. delbene, mrs. houchin, the gentleman from new york, mr. morelli, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. running back taller, the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. dingell and the members of the louisiana delegation, mr. higgins, ms. ledlow, mr. fields. we will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. host: you are watching live coverage of the 119th congress. it is january 3, a constitutional date when the new congress has to elect a speaker and get into business. mike johnson has been elected speaker, 218-215. he got the majority of 434 members. the full congress is 435 but matt gaetz shows not to be sworn in. he is not in the congress as of right now. coming up in just a minute, mike johnson will be escorted down to the dais and he will be introduced by hakeem jeffries, the democratic leader who came in second place when it came to being speaker by only three votes. then we will hear from mike johnson after he is sworn in by speaker of the house. he will make a speech, he will swear in all the members. technically no

mr. moore, the gentlewoman from washington. miss delbene, the gentlewoman from indiana. mrs. houchin, the gentleman from new york. mr. morelli, the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. reschenthaler, the gentlewoman from michigan. mrs. dingell and the members of the louisiana delegation. mr. higgins, miss. letlow, mr. carter and mr. fields. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. >> yes. >> so as we wait for the escort committee that was just named to meet with the now reelected house speaker, mike johnson, let's talk about what just happened. and kasie hunt, as we heard from our colleagues with jake, certainly this is the one that is supposed to be easy. it wasn't easy, but it happened and it happened, you know, with blood, sweat and tears. but it did happen on the first round, and it could have been harder. >> and we did go back and forth. you know, mr. burchett was here saying they had gaveled that vote. there was going to be a second vote. as it turned out, they changed their votes at the end, which means that johnson does get to s

the gentleman from utah, mr. moore. the gentlewoman from washington, miss delvin a. the gentlewoman from indiana, mrs. how chin. the gentleman from new york come mr. marelli. the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. russian taller. the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. dingle. and the members of the louisiana delegation, mr. higgins, miss ludlow, mr. carter, and mr. fields. the committee will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. >> bret: okay, so this is the formal walking in on the new speaker. he will deliver remarks at the front, so it is mike johnson as speaker of the house, speaker and a squeaker, if you would, with the change of the two votes. he gets the needed 218 majority. chad pergram still with us, guys? check in with chad? >> here is what is going to happen in the next couple of moments, you heard them announce the escort committee, bipartisan. this will take five or 6 minutes to get everybody out in the hallway, get all of the members back because now they have elected a speaker, somewhere in the hallway getting sandwiches or going

neguse, mr. moore, ms. delbene, mrs. houchin, the gentleman from new york, mr.morelli, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. running back taller, the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. dingell and the members of the louisiana delegation, mr. higgins, ms. ledlow, mr. fields. we will retire from the chamber to escort the speaker elect to the chair. host: you are watching live coverage of the 119th congress. it is january 3, a constitutional date when the new congress has to elect a speaker and get into business. mike johnson has been elected speaker, 218-215. he got the majority of 434 members. the full congress is 435 but matt gaetz shows not to be sworn in. he is not in the congress as of right now. coming up in just a minute, mike johnson will be escorted down to the dais and he will be introduced by hakeem jeffries, the democratic leader who came in second place when it came to being speaker by only three votes. then we will hear from mike johnson after he is sworn in by speaker of the house. he will make a speech, he will swear in all the members. technically no

moore: thank you so much, mr. speaker, for recognizing me. i just want to start by welcoming all of our new members to the 119th congress. and to this esteemed chamber. i look forward to finding a way that we can work together to better our country. i am introducing myself as one of the proud co-chairs of the bipartisan congressional caucus on foster youth. and i'm here to tell you that protecting our kids is not a partisan issue. and i'm inviting you to join us in protecting our most valuable asset in this country, our future workforce, our children. in any given year, there are 390,000 children and youth who experience foster care in the united states. foster care impacts every congressional district across the country regardless of whether it's red or blue or urban or rural. and our members come from all over the country and have vastly different backgrounds and experiences. however, we all share one thing in common and that is the commitment to finding solutions that aim to improve the lives of children in care. last congress we made grea

chief moore, over to you. >> thank you, mr. president madam vice president, the , situation remains very dynamic with immediate threats to life and safety. one important thing to name is that unlike what we normally would think of as wildland fires where they're often on the landscape for weeks, these incidents are urban conflagrations whereas once the winds are over and if containment continues to increase, we would expect these incidents to move rapidly from fire suppression to recovery. in terms of the weather, we're expecting a period of elevated to critical fire risks through wednesday as the vice president indicated, and we're expected to have red flag warnings in effect for strong gusts of winds, low humidity, and very dry vegetation for much of los angeles, ventura, and neighboring counties. we're also expecting to have moderate santa ana winds which begins today, later today through wednesday, and as the vice president had indicated, we're looking at frequent winds of about 20 to 30 mph, but gusts in anywhere from 50 t

art laffer, former reagan economist, coauthor of the trump economic miracle with steve moore, ej, it is interesting mrng realistic about continued biden fflation problem and high term interest rates are higher than anyone wants. he is being realistic. >> i think that is right, he is being realistic in his assessment. we had a treasury auction today that had highest yields in over a decade. that is despite fact that fed has cut 100 basis points. we have some difficulties here in terms of credit markets we should point out both inflation that trump references and high interests are due to over spending that we have seen under the biden administration. they have wracked up over 8 trillion in debt, and remember they run down treasury's cash balance, by about a trillion as well. their net over spending if you will is over 9.95 trillion, that say quarter of entire national debt. larry: i don't know, this spending they are doing, a lot, actually they are still spending out covid money, and spends out misnamed inflation reduction act money. i don't know how much goes to checking accounts that increases the mo

mr. lawler wants, there is no telling how much, i can't calculate that. what will happen on this steve mooreming that you ask bus us about it, art and i are working on a piece, i think the general principle for good tax policy i think we could all agree, is that there should be no salt deduction, no rational whatsoever for people who live in florida taxes in idaho pay higher taxes to pay for my taxes in spending in new york and california. that is just makes no sense. and if you bring -- bring back the salt deduction, you are talking about a trillion dollars that will -- we use that, you were there, we used the salt to get rid of salt deduction to lower the tax rates on everything that is what we should do here. larry: point is, art, we should not incentivize all of these blue states to keep raising taxes. >> right. larry: by allowing state taxes to be deducted from federal taxes, that is just, you know, that is, you can get into discussions about how much new york pays into the federal government and all this, i don't area, the issue is the incentives are wrong, to get tax bill through, you

moore in columbus, georgia. once the plane lands, his motorcade will make its way to maranatha baptist church, where mr. carter's family and friends will take part in a private ceremony. the former president being remembered for his time outside the white house, as well as his four years in office locally. habitat for humanity in oakland and san jose held a tribute to former president carter, for he and his wife's 30 years of work in the organization. we talked with the family in san jose that purchased a home through habitat for humanity back in 2013. that year, former president carter and his wife, rosalynn, built their front door. >> american president. and then he just do this. that's his memory. always i say this jimmy carter door, did you ever in your life think that you would have an american president, a former american president, fixing your front door? >> no. >> it's impossible. it's impossible. you just got a gift, i don't know. >> liu is originally from ethiopia. she said the opportunity to buy an affordable home meant that she and her husband could save for their son's college education. th

mr. collins, the kentucky got mentioned witch hunt. here's an example of a witch hunt. the roy moorecase from some years ago, i mean when he was up for election all this dirt was dug up on them and we got beat by doug jones it was just, it just dissipated just like that. was any truth to it are just a bunch of, -- >> host: go ahead. congressman? >> guest: no problem. this caller probably summed up best the feelings of a lot of people. i'm not going to everybody. they look at different cases especially when he gets involved in our election cycles, process cycles. no matter where you fall on this, is it being used? you would ask is it proper to look into these committees or have these committees that the house is looking into, views of government? this is whatov people see. he made a great point there that it's his personal perspective but perspective of many on the left and the a right, is what is the role of government in sometimes our elections? what his role of media or social media? what is the role of a news organization refusing to print a story and then such as the hunter biden

mr. lebron moved to adopt the minutes second thank you commissioners on that motion to adopt your minutes commissioner campbell i commissioner mcgarry i commissioner williams i'm commissioner braun i commissioner imperial i commissioner moore and commission president so i so move commissioners that motion passes unanimously 720 item eight commission comments and questions. >> commissioner moore i'll give you the opening comments. >> okay. thank you. well welcome everyone. happy new year and i'm really happy to continue to be able to serve our city and county of san francisco alongside with you all. i'd like to give some update on what we had announced last. commission hearing where in respond to the project at 2588 mission street last time we we had our meeting we had talked about having a subcommittee hearing out in the mission with the communities as since december the 24th of last year the day before christmas we have received emails from the community that january 14th is not not a really good day for them to organize and get together. so after a lot of conversations with the community in collaboration with commissioner williams and senior staff in the planning department and our secretary with the community, we all co

mr. moore: by direction on the republican conference, i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 31, resolved that the following -- mr. moore: read and printed in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. and without objection, the resolution is agreed to and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the house will be in order. members are encouraged to take their conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: i rise to congratulate dr. sarah mandy reese to her appointment to dean as the school of pharmacy of the school of college of the arthroscopic commission. she's served as vice dean and chairman of the p