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mr. robinson can you comment on the dance that happens and what results in zero new development? mr. ? i'm sorry mr. o'brien. >> i'm sorry i wasn't clear on the question. >> so when development is happening in there is the upfront investment the underground and related to that project often times what they recoup on the backend is difficult for them at this point so they are leery and unwilling to make that investment. >> that is not an area we are very close to one trend from the municipality standpoint to be careful is the trend toward banning urban parking i've mentioned more truck drivers but also more urban residents this is what mp do not talked about much but a lot of cities are removing urban trucking parking spots that makes it more difficult to attract drivers to get to their truck and does not help that capacity crunch. >> my comment would be to the developers of southeastern wisconsin i know it is regional that a lot of the issues i think have resulted in zero growth and some of my counties literally municipalities have not had one new home built over the last three years.

mr. chris o'brien, chief commercial officer of c.h. robinson, committed to solving logistics problems for companies large and small across the globe. mr. o'brien has been with the company since 1993 and has worked his way up from a manager in raleigh, north carolina, and now chief commercial officer and we appreciate you being with us today, mr. o'brien, remotely. our next witness is ms. christine lantinen, the president and owner of maud borup, profoundly committed to sustainability. founded in 1907, has a long and delicious history, including chocolate-covered marshmallows in my great-grandmother's drawer. she reinvigorated a great small business which has brought about 150 products to market. ms. lantinen has received numerous awards for her work. welcome you. and now ms. van duyne will introduce her witness. >> mr. fawke has 40 years of experience. he is also the national association of home builders 2021 chairman of the board. he has been active in the nahb leadership structure at the local, state, and national levels throughout his career

mr. robinson, could you comment on that? oh, mr. o'brien. i'm sorry. mr. o'brien. >> sorry, i wasn't clear on the question. >> i was talking about when development is happening and municipalities are making the up-front investments and the underground and everything related to the project, oftentimes what they recoup on the back end is difficult for them at this point. so they're leery or unwilling to make that investment. >> yeah, that's not an area that our business is close to. i would say one trend for municipality standpoint we need to be careful on is the trend towards banning urban parking. so i have mentioned the need for more truck drivers. the long-term trend is more urban residents. that's one thing that impedes and is not talked about that much, but a lot of cities are removing urban trucking parking spots, and that makes it more difficult to attract drivers who have to drive a longer distance to be able to get to their truck, and it does not help the already existing capacity crunch. >> yeah, thank you. i mean, my comment would be in the devel

mr. robinson, would you -- >> senator, president johnson -- >> yes, i would very strongly vote for president over goldwater. there's no question about that. >> he walked out of the convention and the party for good. >> the last to sign up for any major party a man who is a bigot and a man who in my opinion will attempt to stop us from moving forward! >> i must remind you extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! >> he called his supporters to be extremists, to be radical. was it a watershed moment in america? yes, it was. >> goldwater's defensive extremism won him the election. >> the goldwater land slide november 4, 1964. >> he received just 5% of the black vote, down 32% for richard nixon just four years earlier. but goldwater had changed history for the republicans. he created what we now know as the right wing base. >> goldwater what he does in '64 is bringsing to the post world war ii, cold war republicans who were fervently opposed to republican regulations and brings those together with the southern democrats, the southern white supremacists who were against the idea of desegreg

mr. robinsons church and expressed his view that he, john endicott, believed plymouth faithful were servants of one master and of the same household. and that gods people are all marked with one and the same mark and sealed with one and the same seal, and have for the main one and the same heart guided by one and the same spirit of truth. and where this is there could be no discord, nay, there must be sweet harmony. also significant letters in bradford letter book from one of those who would arrive in salem with endicott. he not only engaged in discussions with them but traveled himself to plymouth where he was entertained by bradford and by william brewster the elder of the congregation. by 1629 following plymouth example of lay initiative, endicott got other layman and formed the congregation subscribed a church covenant and then chose as pastor and teacher two recently arrived at puritan clergy. the delegation from plymouth travel to salem to extend to the new church the right hand of fellowship. a similar process involving discussions with leaders in the bay preceded the formation of con

robinson, of vermont, to serve on the u.s. court of appeals for the second circuit and toby j. heytens to serve on the court of appeals. mr. hytens -- he's regarded by both sides of the aisle as a superbly skilled lawyer and impartial thinker. and justice robinson, who has spent ten distinguished year on the vermont supreme court, the senate is presented with another dedicated, experienced and historic nominee, she would be the first openly gay woman to serve not just on the second circuit, but on any second circuit in the country. another barrier we're tearing down. we're glad of tearing did down the -- tearing down the barriers. i look forward to her confirmation today and in the weeks and months to come. senate democrats will press ahead to bring balance back to our federal courts with diverse, mainstream, qualified and impartial jurists. now, on the john lewis voting rights act and cloture. madam president, the fight to protect our democracy from voter suppression and election subversion continues in the united states senate. later this evening, i will file cloture on the motion to proceed to the john lewis voting right

mr. mayor, this is gene robinson. this little election going on in your city, who is going to win?gh policies on covid and continue your freedom policies on covid? >> well, again, if we had the music go off right now, i would say we have an msnbc projection that eric adams is mayor of new york city. this just in. he's just a great person, spent over 20 years spending the people of this city as a police officer out on patrol but also has been a leading voice for civil rights, for equity. i think he's going to be a great mayor. i have worked with him over eight years. he's a brooklynite. i'm proud of that. i'm a brooklynite too and brooklyn will continue to lead this city. i'll tell you, he's been great on the fight against covid. he's been a strong voice in favor of making sure the people get vaccinated. i think he has a real inner strength humanly and also because of the work he's done. and i'm looking forward to this handoff because i think he will be able to take the things we've done in the city. very proud of the pre-k for the kids, very proud of the affordable housing and chan

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> at 5:25 p.m., the hoover institution and the ronald reagan institute look back at president reagan's tear down this wall speech. the speech writer behind the address, peter robinson participated in the event. exploring the american story. watch american history tv saturday on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at c-span.org/history. when congress returns next week, there are several items on the agenda. the house and senate must extend federal funding past the december 3 deadline to avoid a government shutdown and deal with the debt limit to prevent a default. lawmakers plan to complete work on president biden's plan next month and defense programs and policy legislation. watch the house live on c-span and the senate on c-span 2. online at c-span.org or follow congress with c-span now, a new video app. c-span offers a variety of podcasts that have something for every listener. weekdays, washington today gives you the latest from the nation's capital and every week, book notes plus has in-depth interviews with writers about their latest work and the weekly used audio from our immense archive to see how issues of the day

mr. president, here's a number that everyone watching the work of the senate should take note of -- 28. that's the number of federal judges that after yesterday's confirmations of betting robinson and tow -- of beth robinson and tony heyten the senate confirmed. 28 judges, 19 to serve on district courts, 9 to serve as appellate judges. and the vast majority of these new judges are people of color, the majority of them being women, and many from backgrounds that have long been overlooked in selection of our nation's judges. this is more judges put in this period of time, the first year -- the first nine months of the president's -- ten months of the president's first term than has happened in a very long time. i yield the floor. mr. president, i move to proceed to legislative session. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. all those in favor say aye. all opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the motion is agreed to. mr. schumer: i move to proceed to executive session to consider calendar 312. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion. the presiding officer: all those in favor say aye. those opposed no. the ayes appear to have it.