is this the bobby headed by former brand, mr. ron called it was in jail that 5 years or these do so that they could not get behind and mobilized body buckets. and you said that they shut down the internet service because of a security reasons. because what we saw yesterday, and the best thing about to solve the problems of back to back by the tax dozens of people. so it was a disruptive, chaotic day. and i'm going to probably my people, the last orders do, would not cost the balance. there had been allegations that these elections were neither free nor fair. what's your assessments showing you the human rights groups the same, the people rig, and they say that the incarcerated from the step on the progress are not on the boss. docketed unjustly. they were all politically motivated cases against him and all that offer, he filled out with the bottom and a green box on bunch. at the same time i spoke with minneapolis and the senate dot gov bartley. there, there were issues but on the home dealers. lovelady. okay, uh, because possible th

so of mr. ron fine at the age of 71 has s, but at the prosecution, i suppose the government has started is give you as a criminal in order to get a 150 cases, but it just stood off to the age of 70. now this does, this is very up so it does not make sense. george in court, i don't know you've gone believe funds next. all was the anti terrorism code of the go down really does thing. you need. well, the last time snipers you flip or ton of your bush eating with the rest the bundle as ation of all the shots today, the p t i leadership condemned to destruction. blame was placed at the highest levels of hon. face to the exact number of those detained doctor domain, i protest is not clear because the whereabouts of several people. it is a known as the vehicle so that we will jot it with why i like it, cause he mish while and he was at home, went on then so many uniform came in search by his son as homage one leader of the p t. i social media team as all has been in hiding since may. the 9th. when the men

so of mr. ron fine at the age of $71.00 has s, but at the prosecution, i suppose the government started is give you as a criminal in order to get the $150.00 cases, but it just started off to the age of 70. now this is, it does, this is very episode. it does not make sense. george in court, i don't know. you've gone believe cons. next, all was the anti terrorism code of the go down really does thing you need. well the last time snipers you flip a ton of your question, eating with the phones arrest devonne, demonstration of of the property at shock donation to the p t. i. leadership condemned to destruction. blame was placed at the highest levels of hon faced charges of the exact number of those detained doctor. to may. 9th protest is not clear because the whereabouts of several people is unknown aside because of the job with you. i like cause the michelin he was at home when armed in so many uniform came in search by his son as homage one leader of the p t. i. social media team as all has been in h

the bobby headed bar form uh from mr. ron called, it was in jail that it goes in or down to 5 years, or these do oh so that they could not get it behind and mobilize the voters they bought. the usa said that they shut down the internet services because of a security reasons, because what we saw yesterday and the best and bothered to solve problems, to back buttons, tax dozens of people. so it was a disruptive, chaotic day. and i'm going to probably market for the last photos do, would not cost the balance. there had been allegations that the selections were neither free nor fair. what's your assessment show you the human rights groups. the said that there has been people really and they say that the incarcerated brand new step on a brand new student on the boss, doggie, did unjustly. but they were all politically motivated cases against him and all that offer, he filled out with the bottom of the 3 bucks all bunch. at the same time i spoke with minneapolis and they said uh got uh uh, barkley, dave de la issues. but on the hom

joining us the senator from the great state of wisconsin, mr. ronome, thank you for being here. the border is the number one issue for the minds of voters especially even above the academy. is there a bill that could pass between now and the election or is this just the political reality of neither side wanting to give a victory to an opponent especially one underwater on an issue? >> from my standpoint, president biden and his democrat colleagues in congress, their open border policy is a clear and present danger to america so it should be our top priority and what all of us are focused on and how do we get control over our border, the concern with the bill that's been negotiated is will actually secure the border and more importantly will it not hamper or hinder or hamstring the next president you might want to secure the border. you talked about the thresholds that are set at unreasonably high levels that could hamstring a future president, that is what we need to evaluate as we go through the bill. trey: led soliciting together at what is someti

ron destupid. also want to congratulate mr. ramaswamy? vivica a. ramaswamy, who dropped out of the race and has agreed to live in my suit pocket. i love my little ratatouille. as you can see, i am doing very well cognitively, doing great with cognitive. i think i'm doing great with cognitive. i'm more cognitive than ever. the doctor said, "sir, you have to be in the top 99% of all the concussion and dementia people we give this test to." i said, "wow, i guess i'm very good at recognizing elephants. who knew?" and now we're here. and this is the campaign, folks. this is all there is. me yelling in courthouse lobby, standing behind barricade like a guatemalan family at jfk passenger pickup. but the next stop is new hampshire against nikki haley. nikki, nikki, nikki. "darling nikki," "purple rain." nikki -- she thought i was done, but i'm back in a big way. i'm back like "mean girls." yeah, we love "mean girls." where's lacey chabert? where's lacey? left out of remakes. so sad. you know, her father did toaster strudel, but she's doing great things in

mr. trump is barred from doing business in new york for three years, and a monitor will continue to oversee the trump companies for at least three, removing control from the trump family. edge ronrump he didn't find mr. trump to be a credible witness writing, quote, overall donald trump rarely responded to the questions asked, and he frequently interjected long, irrelevant speeches on issues far beyond the scope of the trial. his refusal to answer the questions directly or in some cases at all severely compromise his credibility. trump's sons donald jr. and eric must pay over $4 million each, and they too are barred from doing business in the state for two years. the former president slammed the ruling as a sham. >> you build a great company, there was no fraud. the banks all got their money, 100%. they love trump. they testified that trump is great, great customer, one of do our customers. they testified beautifully. >> reporter: meanwhile, attorney general letitia james called it a massive victory. >> donald trump may have authored "the art of the deal," but he perfected the art of the steal. this long-running fraud was intentional, egregious, illegal, and he did it all -- [i

mr. president, i congratulate ron wanak into his recent induction into the wisconsin manufacturing hall ofame. it's well deserved. thank you, and i yield the floor. .

mr. paley, are you aware that you ron has a history of freeing up funds by proxies in the region for terrorist purposes? >> yes, we have long expressed our concern. >> so when we talk about humanitarian aid let's talk about -- gone before u.s. review. we have seen that iran has a long history of taking money intended to help the iranian people and use it to fund terrorism. would you agree? >> we have long expressed our concerns about this. >> tell me a tangible action you have taken to clamp down on this. >> we have worked very closely with our colleagues to ensure strict due diligence. >> hasn't stopped the flow of oil? i have only seen increases. >> in terms of the flow of oil, we also have a series of actions that we continue to rollout to address these issues. in addition to sanctions we also have diplomatic outreach to a variety of different countries when we are aware that they are involved somehow. >> of all of the actions that have resulted in a reduction of oil flow out of the country by terrorist groups. >> the gentleman's time has expired. i will remind everyone on the committee tha

mr. kohestani, who was 22 years old that day and who lives here, that mina's mother was safe from ron nebashi. after they came, i saw that all these houses had been destroyed. here, now there is green space, all these houses were full of smoke and smoke. ok. he martyred a thousand iranians, including women and children. due to the lack of anti-ballistic air defense systems, people were martyred under the rocket launchers. like here in khazaneh bukhara neighborhood , the houses were razed to the ground and today it has become a green space. the situation of iran's air defense, but this the days are very different. that's why iran with the power of engineers. defense itself starts to build anti-ballistic air defense systems such as arman. this means that this system is capable of intercepting and destroying ballistic missiles. like the ones that destroyed people's houses in khazaneh neighborhood. at the same time , it can engage with 6 missiles at a distance of 120 km and a height of 27 km from the ground. this system along with other systems. the long-range defense houses that we have provide

ron attending the experts. and this represents the carolina skype is asked mr. tease and outcome crates have also. 6 4 seasons, this rigorous falls short of expectations to save this on the on investment. and it was for some sort the restrictions have discouraged international businesses from invest thinking of on leaving the tourism industry heavily under invested here at the exhibition guests from china, russia, brazil, and malaysia. i'm and other countries seek to explore investment prospect and your boss tours as well as, you know, of course, the essential not fix it. our country is, you know, q 2 is under assumptions. and every time there is a lot of countries that rush out to is that essentially in many countries and coming under assumptions about it, we need to close these kind of a politic store. our countries, in order to facilitate def, i, the conditions in order to the people come in here to invest. and the case if we don't, of course, is a great country funding best. they have a lot of potential to be going to be quite a few. we see that's a good opportunity for our countries. uh and uh we will uh,

mr. bacon: thank you, madam speaker. i rise today to share the story of ron. ron is a 24-year-old, loves playing guitar, and like me has a passion for motorcycles. october 7 ron was waiting for an operation when he heard what was happening. he left the hospital to go help and become one of the more than 240 men, women, and children, and elderly brutally kidnapped by hamas terrorists. he and 134 terrorists or hostages are still held captive in gaza. enduring unthinkable torture and trauma. i demand hamas release ron immediately along with the remaining hostages. those who have been released share horror stories. we must stand with israel as it works to destroy hamas and free its citizens wrongly held by the terror group. . hamas broke the first hostage deal just as a broken ceasefire that was in place before october 7. i call on all nations with ties to hamas to increase the pressure on this terrorist group to immediately free all those it's holding captive. it's time to bring ram and all the hostages home. madam speaker, i rise today to recognize a great coupl

mr. iqbali, if i say something wrong, i will say it for the first time for my men, if, for example, ron if found behind their heads , they have up to 8 million fines, actually the second, third, fourth and fifth. 8 to 18 million and after that, in fact , imprisonment is not allowed in this part, but for example, the fine goes a step higher, it seems, and even the passports, for example , i will not be allowed to leave my country for two years, this is how i think now. i wrote it down and i saw it in the bill. it means it's not you at all, sir , where did you get this basis from, what did you see ? it's not clear at all , this is the collar limit, see what the result will be. do you want to stand on this headscarf, for example , i am against you on this headscarf, in fact i am against you, what is shown in the statistics shows that after the incident of your pious person, the number of hijabs discovered has actually increased, why is it because this transformation it has become a political tool, there is a political competition , it is considered to be a hijab issue, it means that he feels

ron, are >> just got off. let's get to a question, mr. and so you have cash in your house, but you had a lean attacks, lean on your property. is that right? >> i don't believe i had attacks late on my property. >> tax lien on your property. >> you gotta you gotta talk a lot of mr. we already covered that. mr. yellen, i need new here. >> i'm asking the question of what i'm trying to figure out how someone can have attached lane asked that question, but not use the money that they allegedly said they have. >> i think it was merchant asked that exact same questions that you didn't use the money to pay your tax late. so what's your question is new? >> so build on that to say no more. >> it's already built. >> all right. it's the same way you pay a bit because this is up on it. if you need to, the same way you owe a bill and go shopping >> well now, have you ever used that? you say earlier they used cash app i when i would pay robin brian, i use cashapp. >> what is cash out for the record? >> i don't even know that for the record. let's keep g

mr. speaker. i rise in strong support of this bill, i especially want to commend my colleague, ron estes, for working directly on the r&d tax credit. what you're hearing today on this floor is what happens when we work and pull together. we're in a race with china and we better be well aware of what we have to do with r&d because that's the critical to it. i also want to commend rosa delauro who you'll hear from as well. and i want to thank dr. ferguson for what you have to say just about the child tax credit and how important that is. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expire. mr. larson: children need to be protected. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman reserve? the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: i yield such time as he may consume to the gentleman from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. gaetz: if my characterization of the child tax credit is intellectually dishonest i'd love to hear the warrant mine the claim. my colleagues can't say how a huge part of this money isn't going to end up in the hands of immi

mr. trump led 61% to haley's 39%. ron is next. ron in pennsylvania, independent line.aller: good morning. i just have a couple questions. i'm hoping you can answer about the h.r. 2. whatever happened to it? and was that responsible for the kids in cages and the lost children? host: we've done plenty of segments so i would refer you to the segments we've done on h.r. 2, on immigration policy over the years. and the short-term, over the couple years. you can go to our website at c-span.org and if you type in the search box there, it will show you everything that's done on the floor of the house, done on this program, on other platforms, all that available to you at c-span.org. this is from "the washington post's" business section saying that the u.s. is about to give $1.5 billion in a grant to help build a computer chip plant. the grant formally unveiled yesterday is the third announced part of the chips and science act, a $52 billion program president biden signed in 2022 in hopes to supercharge u.s. manufacturing of semiconductors. the money will help semiconductor gia

ron's e he's. estes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, director swagel, for being here today. the updated cbo baseline confirms some things that we've known for a while, we're at an economic and fiscal tipping point in this country. you know, every second we borrow another $90,000. so in the amount of time it took me to say $90,000, we borrowed another $90,000. and created this $34 trillion debt that's actually increasing at about 2.6 trillion if you look at the last year in terms of the amount of money that's been borrowed. and projections are that our deficit and our additional borrowing will increase by over 5 of gdp over the next -- 5% of gdp over the next several years. i'm going to vary off of my prepared remarks partly because of some comments that were made earlier, but partly just to reflect on what's really going on. we, yesterday the consumer price index, cpi, was reported for the month of january, and it e went up. so, and the year to year went up, the month to month went up above projections and above previous months. and, in fact, one of the things that was noted

ron han of the mist. and the legend is that a, it's a focus on that. he gets off. it's actually buckets on through the game run. when mr. moran collin, was 1st elected in 2018. he didn't really take power. he shared it with the establishment as other prime ministers have have to do in what practice, donnie is called their hybrid regime. the former cricket player played ball with the military until 2021. when he clashed with army cheese silver, who should lead the intelligence agency? by 2022. he was out of office, then con, went after the establishment, transferring taboos by naming and shaming army heads, setting himself on a collision course with the security apparatus affectively feeling his own political face. i think this is also a very simplistic way of looking at it. mister brown khan, he may have read the kind of narrative which has made him a very popular leader in buckets on what he's committed. a long list of mistakes, both why he wasn't follow from 2018 to 20 was thrown out in 2022 in the board of no confidence and he wouldn't afterwards. so for example, he better disparity about some very large scale consp

mr. trump was asked who might be on his vice presidential short list. ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy. but with the lion's share of his praise for tim scott, who was first appointed to his post by nikki haley, has been a key voice for trump in the last few weeks and has seen his star rise in trump world accordingly. >> garrett, thank you. >>> all right. this morning we're also learning more about the arrest of that fbi informant tied to the hunter biden case prosecutors revealing that informant was in contact with russian intelligence officials capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles joins us with more. ryan, good morning what's the latest? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. alexander smirnoff appeared yesterday to face charges of lying to the fbi particularly claiming that joe biden accepted bribes to benefit hunter's businesses. it is a claim central to the impeachment probe and one repeated by republicans. but the bombshell came when david weiss, that same special counsel lied and that he admitted to working with russian intelligence officials involved in passing on a story with hunter

mr. van orden: madam speaker, i rise today to honor a great leader, innovator, industrialist, from my district on the occasion of his induction into the wisconsin manufacturing hall of fame. ron founded arcadi furniture -- arcadia furniture. back then he employed just 35 people n1982 akidda furniture merged into ashley furniture industries. today ashley has grown to become the world's largest manufacturer of home furnishings with over 30 million square feet worldwide. ashley retail locations throughout the united states, and 67 countries. ashley employs 16,000 americans, including 3,000 in my home state of wisconsin. he's the personification of the phrase business is a force for good. not only is ashley furniture industry a massive economic driver in wisconsin and beyond, the ronald and joyce foundation has contributed tens of millions of dollars in support of a multitude of important charities. he's an unmatched supporter of the technical and stem education at both k-12 and post secondary levels. through its various programs and partnership the ronald and joyce foundation aims to inspire and empower students to pursue career stemfields and improve the quality of life in our

ron -- >> swanson. >> you didn't get that right. >> what was ronald reagan's job before he took office? >> actor. >> mcdonald's employee. >> somebody get this kid a happy middle. >> he said "mrs while. >> this house. >> the great wall of china. >> they were really dumb answers, weren't they? ♪ ♪ >> which resident famously said "i may be of white boy, but i'm not stupid." >> barack obama. [silence] >> holy mackerel. >> somebody actually said that? >> i may be a white boy, but i'm not stupid. >> do watch je -- note >> do you watch jesse watters on fox news? >> he has a book coming out, it's called "get it together." >> come on skiing and have a good time. >> jesse: tomorrow, if i look a little different, i will be in las vegas on a special assignment, but donald trump will be doing a town hall with laura the hour before us. stay tuned for "primetime." we will give you automatic reaction to that town hall. also, people have been saying you have been promoting "are booked too much, jesse." not even close. the book comes out in a month. i don't think i've promoted enough. we are in for a whirlwind of self-promotion. get it together. you can order it and it will be there in a mont

ron desantis call him desantis now took the other name back. to economy would you reapoint jay powell. >> no, i wouldn't do that no. >>. maria: because? missed in addition. he did is mr. no, i wouldn't be. maria: choice for fed chairman. >> i would have a couple choices can't tell you now. >> your take on this central bank digital currency you pledged to bank is that surveillance. >> very dangerous one day you don't have money in your account can be very dangerous thing, the other thing that i think, is maybe the most dangerous thing out there, of anything because no real solution, the ai as they call it, it is so scary i saw somebody ripping me off other day had me making a speech about their product i said i didn't endorse that i am telling you you can't tell difference looks like i am endorsing it you can get into words other things something has to be done, about this and it has to be so done fast, nobody really knows what to do, the technology is so good, so powerful, that what you say in interview almost doesn't matter anymore they can change things around nobody can tell the difference even experts can't tell the difference, this is a tremendous problem, in te

mr. in an action he pleaded for congress to act you said after hamas attacked israel, you said president biden blood on his hands because he hadn't confronted or ron more aggressively in iran supports hamas if the us fails to support ukraine right now in the fight against russia, will congress have blood on its head hands >> well, we've already supported ukraine over $100 >> and when >> i said that, joe biden dragged his feet getting into this conflict at the beginning. i meant that look at the fact that we follow germany we followed germany to help nato out, to help ukraine, not a nato ally, but they help ukraine. that is a really important first step that we set us back by months. what we've been doing since then is playing catch-up. that's one of the reasons why congress has appropriated over $100 billion even president donald trump has said a loan to ukraine would actually provide more resources. the bottom line is this. joe biden's failure on the global stage is undeniable and can be measured in the loss of lives. it can be measured in the instability in the indo-pacific. it can be measured in the october 7 attack, it can be measured and iran

mr. walker and tony bobulinski, jim jordan ,do you find them to be credible witnesses, your case?c? >> well, at that luncheon,lker tony bobulinski was a denver, rob walker was ronwalker. those the guy who wouldn't evean us, that the big guy was joe biden. i mean, think about that. that that's unbelievable u . but tony bobulinski obviously confirmed that the big guy on a n email to walker, t to hunter biden, to all these folks who were doing busineswals together that the big guy was, in fact, joe biden. sogu we did find tony.y hasn bob lewinsky's story hasn't changed. the white house stor y has changed. the justice department story has changed about how they handled the biden investigation. but like the whistleblowers, tony, for tony bobulinski hastoy not wavered. he's just come forward with what he sees as the binskio and he's presented them to the committee and just as importantly, to the country. >> and, congressman smith, let's talk to you about tony bobulinski and the allegations that he made and the things he testified to today that he worked with hunter biden to the joint venture of sino hawk v holdings with cfenc c, the chinese energy conglomerate, and s

ron swanson then. you guys didn't get thatt ge one right? >> okay. what was ronald reagan's job >> w office?okat right >> carter was an actor. mcdonald's digit happy meal. he said mrsov, tear down that wall. thismr. gorb wall, this house, the great wall of china, they were really dumb answers. >>. one of the quotes president famously said, i may be a white boy residen, but i'mt stupid. >> barack obama oh, and macron . >> i'll never remember that someone actually said that i may be a white boy,st but i'm not stupid. you watch jesse watters on fox newsupid.>>o watch . >> i do. i watched him last night. i got your book right. another one he is get its? together. it's coming out in march. >>han, big bear, and come join us and have a good old time tomorrow. if i look little different, i will be in las vegas on a special assignment. cialbut donald trump will be doi a town hall with laura in the before us. >> so stay tuned for prime time. we'll give you automatic you reaction to that town hall. >> people have been saying you've been promoting yo much, jesse.n not even close. the book comes in a month.h. i don't think i've promoted it enough. so get ready. enour a whirlwi

ron. host: good morning, question or comment? caller: i guess i have both. mr.ayo, you are a conservative in name only. i think they call you something like a rhino because anybody who attaches conservative to his organization or name and votes for joe biden is not a conservative. he is a way out left wing. you say the republican party is an extension of donald trump. well, what is the democrat party an extension of joe biden? you say that trump is an extremist. i look at four years of this administration, i did not see extreme policies. you say he is a victim. democrats build themselves on victimhood. host: ok, we will get a response. guest: you know what? look, there is that the more extreme than sitting in the white house for four or five hours, watching as the capitol is assaulted and attacked, police officers are beat down with the american flag while people try to take over the congress while they are trying to do a peaceful transition of power. that is extreme. we cannot deny that reality. that is extreme. it is extreme to continue to deny an election, ye