>> i will let mr. rice answer that question. >> the building department took copies of the easement with highlighting of the relevant portions so i knew exactly what i was proposing and under what status. >> thank you. that is helpful. >> because i asked the question to the appellant, are you in agreement that the garages, the common area in the h.o.a. and it is not granted for use by the h.o.a.? >> i actually have not seen the legal description and i apologize, are not able to answer that question, but i do know that the easement, which is the recorded document, does provide use to mr. rice in the garage to mr. rice. >> mr. rice, do you have any thoughts on that? do you have any knowledge or opinion that that space, which is the garage, is h.o.a. -- is an h.o.a. grant, we are property as far as the condo? >> i'm not sure you understand the question. the space which is the garage that you use, is that owned by yourself as part of your condo, is that your assumption, or is it what the appellant said, it is g

that basically you are looking for some reason to treat mr. rice defended president trump and it really isn't the reason. inspector general ochoa is a concern of you that the look at the president that they look at congressman rice? >> we've been discussing that issue of dropping section 37.19 from the contract in light of the fact that up until recently gsa thought it was best practice and in light of the factor in the course of the review we were told that he specifically inserted additional language about state local officials and about the president vice president to prevent interference with contracts. >> is it not good policy to say that public elected officials can't benefit from a government lease, that's good public policy. why should we be concerned about that? we are concerned about it because we have a new person involved. president trump's corporate shell is that the only shall that has refused to look into because of at least with gsa? it is corporate shall the only one? >> again with respect to whether or not the ten isn't combined w

plus we sat down with former secretary of state condoleezza rice to get her thoughts on mr. trump's world view and device siives in the country today. >> divisiveness in the country. >> it is stop to quit labeling each other and say he or she is a racist. when you say that, it is meant to stop the conversation and we need to have a conversation. >> brennan: question will also talk with u.n. ambassador during the obama administration, samantha power. and as contracts news kicks off the special network series, eye on earth, we will take take a t our changing climate, a new survey out this morning shows that most americans think climate change is serious and needs to be addressed now. it is all ahead on "face the nation". .. >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation" from our studio on the roof of the jones day law firm here on capitol hill are we will be broadcasting for the next few weeks while our washington studio gets some adjustments. we begin this morning with the chairman of the house intelligence committee, california's adam schiff, good morning, good t

mr. dean. if you were president trump's counsel rice out in, what would you advise him?tually today i'd have an obligation to go in, white house counsel, his client is the office of the president, not the person to occupy, the office. so pat shipaloney should go in and do what i tried to do in an hour at 50-minute conversation, tried to take the president through every problem he confronted with the watergate cover-up and sell him on hoping he would bring his fist down on the table and say this has got to end. he did exactly the opposite, jake. this is the morning i think i first met richard nixon, actually. >> based on the facts of what we know now, not the speculation, but just the facts of the whistle-blower complaint, which, you know, it's not, has not been 100% kracorroborated. credible but we don't know it to be fact, based on reap lealeasee transcript, is there a cancer growing on the trump presidency? >> i think there is very much a cancer growing on this presidency. there's a malignancy that has spread, that is spreading. we have a president who doesn't seem to

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mr. congressman, i'll have to check on rice. i'm less familiar with the mechanics of rice, and if these something we can do in a more timely way. >> very happy to have that and i'll yield back. >> the gentleman's time has expired. if you can please get back in the only on the other commodities to the gentleman but to the committee as well, i think that would be appreciated. >> i'd be very glad to. >> all right. i think we've come to a close, but before we ajewish i would invite ranking member thompson to make any closing remarks. >> thank you -- thank you for this hearing. there's two subcommittees that came together very timely. secretary northey, thank you. we work really hard on this committee to make sure that we're doing the right things by american farm families, and i think that's evidenced by the programs that we put forward and authorize within the farm bill and so i just take great confidence to have somebody with your background and experience and quite frankly your competency executing those programs, and so thank yo

mr. congressman, i'd have to check on rice and i'm less familiar with the rice and in a more timely way. >> happy to have that and i'll yield back. >> the gentleman's tired is expired. please get back to the commodities not only to the gentlemen, but the committee as well. >> be glad to. >> i think we've come to a close. before we adjourn i'd invite ranking member thompson to make any remarks. >> thank you for this hearing. i appreciate the fact our two subcommittees came together very timely. secretary northey, thank you. we work really hard on this committee to make sure we're doing the right things by american farm families and i think that's evidented by the programs that we've put forward and authorized within the farm bill. and so i just take great confident to have somebody with your background, your experience and quite frankly your competency executing those programs so thank you for what you've done and i yield bank. >> i know i speak for the congressman, that we do appreciate the efforts to bring both subcommittees together for this important hearing today. and our staff, who

i'm going on the table mr jevons are proud of their patients who say waiting for someone feels and that also for them they get we always have that stereotype the chinese the cane rice sometimes even chill much and then that might be and you also mention a rivalry a certain extent to a certain extent is actually good it's also good to make for example a big old industrial as contradictive germany feel a bit nervous about you have to upgrade your gaming us our tanks to so i think of that's also maybe bring some key. specially in terms of technology i think it's not a bad thing is china striving for global supremacist yes although i think for one from the chinese side they always say that from a thinker you remember a couple of years ago there was they tend as a peaceful rights that was specially referring to what's going on with us to asia and if their. neighbor neighbor area right knowledge say we don't export models out there we're going to leave it there and that was required for us all over that was a good answer thanks very much for joining us here on the show today to the points the new. show on doors. come back around bunch of us. as. much. of a. few. minutes

mr. messina here, what exactly does the national security adviser do in the simplest of terms? >> he or she -- susan rice had it with president obama, condi rice had this job, colin powell had this job, steve hadley. these are giants in the national security affirment. the job is to integrate the agency. state, defense, the intelligence agencies, the national security adviser becomes the broker who brings those folks together in the situation room to face the hardest decisions together. it's a critical role and it also has a big international face to it as well. >> jim, as we heard from kristen welker there, there's nbc news reporting that indicates it was the camp david debacle that led to mr. bolton's departure. when the president canceled those secret talks about camp david, meeting with the taliban, reports that pence and bolton were against this meeting, vice president pence decides to tweet that the reports were essentially fake news. john bolton did not. what does that tell you? >> that john bolton was trying to separate himself from a disastrous political decision and be the one adult in the room

rice or installations and before that. on an oil pumping facility that same regime views our state and peoples only as a battlefield to achieve its subversive agenda mr president ladies and gentlemen. we've known this regime for 40 years it is good that nothing but masterminding explosions destruction an assassination not only in our region but also throughout the world this is the same regime which ever since its inception carried out terrorist attacks inside the kingdom of saudi arabia and bahrain kuwait lebanon as well as european countries and beyond. it is the same regime which assassinated a number of saudi diplomats in time and in 18091990 was responsible for the assassination in 2011 of a saudi diplomat in may they all rest in peace also and that same year the regime tried to assassinate the kingdom's ambassador to the united states it is that regime which in 2005 slaves the prime minister of lebanon rafique hariri in the heart of beirut. this approach unfortunately continues to this day as we've witnessed in recent years when this regime tried to conduct terrorist attacks in france and in denmark and not a day goes by without bearing witness

towers in new york, he was briefed by his national security advisor, condoleeza rice, who phoned him after the first attack. mrck. it was clear at that point, we were dealing with terrorists. >> i want to bring into the conversation generallal hague, former secretary of state. general haig at a time like this, how does america respond prudently with the proper amount of caution and yet with whatever force needs to be applied? >> well, first we have to know the full limits of this tragedy and it's unprecedented of course. but we have to stay above all united and calm and ready to take resolute action which sometimes we have failed to do in the recent past. when the perpetrators are uncovered and we have many, many indicators of precisely who they are, this was too broadly-base ad terrorist act to be just a few crazies. this is a terrorist movement and we know where they are located today. obviously as a nation we're going to have to take action against them. ♪. >> there it goes, there it goes, there it goes! oh -- all right. we do need to put it down now. we need to put it down now. here we go. [sirens] >> amer

mr. speaker, i yield three minutes to the chair of the house homeland security border subcommittee, the , miss dy from new york rice. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized. miss rice: six children have died in i.c.e. custody. an eight-year-old died in the custody. he was the second child that month to die in c.b.p. custody and after his death, they implemented a new medical screening process for young children in their care. as we learned, this process was not adequate because four more children died in c.b.p. custody from preventable illnesses and substandard living conditions. even after these policies were put in place, they remain ill equipped for months. this past july, the house passed the humanitarian standards for individuals in c.b.p. custody act. this bill would require d.h.s. to improve screening processes and utilize medical staff and it allocated other necessary resources to conduct efficient medical screenings for all people in c.b.p. custody. i'm proud to support the effort to build on that legislation. i was honored that in her first few months in office, she joined me on two separat

rices for medicare and for the american people. negotiated drug pricing should be enacted now. back.d the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? mr. thompson: mr. speaker, i addressimous consent to the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. r. speaker, i rise today to recognize september as national literacy month. reading is a fundamental part of expanding our knowledge of the world around us. it's especially important to in strong reading habits childhood that we can carry with lives.ughout our adult parents, educators, and the local community can all play a role in encouraging young people a book and to exercise their imaginations. resources -- great esource schools, museums, public libraries can take take age -- the advantage -- the library of congress surplus book program. this initiative gives surplus booings to institutions -- books nationwide.ons i encourage those to visit the library's visit for more information. r. speaker, reading at a young age is important. but a passion for books can form