mr. roy: look, i want to start with, i felt this way about kevin, smiek a friend, i wanted to give him time to get all this going, but for the same reasons that, you know, i opposed the c.r. on october 1, i opposed a c.c. that the -- c.r. that the current speaker speaker johnson is, is putting forward because it continues to perpetuate the system my constituents sent me here to oppose. they don't want us to spend at a level of money we don't have, the pelosi spending levels. we have republicans who violently opposed that bill a year ago, the omnibus bill last december, who are trying to say we need to continue that. that's prees pre-siesly what was put down on saturday, october 1, that then resulted in the motion to vacate against kevin that following tuesday. here we are doing the same thing the bipurr case doesn't change that. the whole purpose of the bifurcation was to isolate d.h.s. to have a full-throated debate on d.h.s. without letting it get lumped in with d.o.d. and other issues beca

mr. roy of texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas, mr. roy and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. roy: i thank the chairman they have amendment a i'm offering here on the legislation we're considering would prohibit any of the funds in this appropriations bill from being used to carry out so-called environmental justice, quote-unquote, activities. now this so-called environmental justice is nothing more in the end than a synthesis of divisive racial ideology and policies that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle like to promote with radical environmental. i. basically they're taking the radical environmental policy, perpetuated in the e.p.a. and interior through this administer, doubles down on them, injecting divisive race policies and now creating a larger problem for the american people. the entire ideology is base thopped enotion that federal environmental funding should be based on immutable characteristics. let

mr. roy: thank you, mr. speaker. we are sitting here on the precipice of entering december, a month in which those of us who profess the christian faith and belief in jesus christ as our lord and savior celebrate his birth into this world to give the world and each and every one of us in it hope for eternal life, eternal salvation. we are immeasurably blessed to live in a country where we can carry out our faith and exercise our beliefs. it's critically important we came out of the weekend of colleague and colleague of course we are -- thanksgiving of course we are thankful to live in a country in which we have in god we trust emblazoned over the dais the speaker sits. as the "wall street journal" eloquently prints every wednesday before thanksgiving, the into the desolate wilderness editorial that has run in that paper for probably some 60 years. it eloquently lays out all of the hardships that faced those europeans who came to the north american continent and what it was like and what they experienced and going out

mr. roy: thanks, everybody. thanks for our friends from the senate. scott perry, freedom caucus, for joining us here today. this is one of the most important press conference that is we had and i have been a part of. i would just home over thanksgiving like all of us were. monday morning before i flew back coffee shop, a hispanic young man came up to me. grew number laredo, in san antonio, he's a constituent. he looked at me and his eyes welled up and he said my family is under constant staoepblg in laredo. i can barely bay my bills and i'm watching the united states government leave us stranded. he said thank you. thank you for being my voice. thank you for standing up and defending me. ok. those are the people that this group represents. unapwol getically,- unapologetically. when i took the floor before we left for thanksgiving. i said a few things, about whether or not republicans had anything at all, any one thing we can stand up and defend. my democrat colleagues like to mike make hey --

the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. roy. mr. roy: i thank the chair, the amendment that i'm offering would prohibit the district of columbia from using federal funding to require that elementary or schools student take the covid-19 and all the vaccine to attend school. they created a mandate that d.c. students be vac natured. it what delayed as the parents of more than 40% of children in d.c. decided that the covid-19 was not worth of the risks and declined to get vaccinated. it would keep 73% of students between 12-17 out of classrooms. now the issue here is two-fold. whether congress should have a role in impacting policy choices in the district of columbia which the constitution clearly contemplates. the district of columbia is not a state. and not designed to be a state. it's not going to be a state because the district of columbia was set up in our constitution to be our national capital, by design, very specifically. and one of the things tay we are able to do as congress is a policy in the district of columbia, whereas we

mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i thank my friend from wisconsin for making t

mr. roy is on the rules panel. the house is gearing up for a vote tomorrow. it will be really interesting to see who supports this. over the weekend, we saw how rosa delauro came out and said this is a bad idea. she does not approve of this two-step process. she is upset that it doesn't include any emergency funding for israel or ukraine. maybe speaker johnson will need democratic help to pass this. it may be possible to get that but it will be interesting to watch who in republican conference, who among democrats will support this. host: is there a sense of whether this will pass? guest: we don't know yet. it's the best case scenario for democrats. there was an israel aid bill last week that made that funding conditional on cuts to the irs. democrats so that as picking a fight. why would you condition something as important as israel aid on cutting funding for the irs? this is not that. it's not picking a fight with democrats. the two-step idea is not particularly popular but the funding deadlines he's setting up, january 19 and february 2 are only a couple

mr. roy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. mr. roy: i thank the gentleman from georgia for his time and with respect to the gentleman from maryland, i understand the perspectives with respect to free speech and i certainly wish to always stand aside the protection of free speech in this country. but this goes well beyond that, because we're not talking about restraining the gentlelady from michigan's ability to speak as an american citizen. we are not talking about punishing her but whether a member of the united states house of representatives, whether a member of this body representing this nation is justified inputting forward a defense of the actions of hamas terrorists that murdered innocent israeli citizens is holding united states citizens and israelis hostage and in her own language, was defending on october 8, a mere 24 hours into the brutal and barbaric attacks in which babies were beheaded, babies were placed into ovens, literally. mo

mr. roy of texas. the chair: the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. mr. roy: i thank the chair and i appreciate my friend from pennsylvania offering amendments that he has offered. i am offering here an amendment i have offered to other appropriations bills affecting other agencies that would prohibit any of the funding in this bill, the transportation and housing and urban development bill from being used to carry out biden's executive orders on climate what this administration has done with their policies to drive up the price of energy with the radical agenda. secretary buttigieg is overhauling the transportation sector saying it should be biggest share of the and the goal of decarbonizing in 2050. in july of 2022. the secretary said quote, the more pain we are all experiencing from the high price of gas, the more benefit there is for those that can access electric vehicles. right there is the agenda of my colleagues on the other side of th

panel who will have to, you know, either vote for or against putting us on the floor so for example mr. roy is on the rule of panel. the house is gearing up for a vote tomorrow, tuesday. so it will be really, really interesting to see reports of this. again, we saw over the weekend house appropriations ranking member rosa come out as, you know, saying this is a bad idea she doesn't -- approve of this sort of two step process. she's upset about the fact that it doesn't include any emergency funding or ukraine. youce know, but i think maybe speaker johnson is definitely going to need democratic help to pass this and it is possible that he could get that. but it sort of will be interesting to watch in the republican conference and democrats will support this. and -- >> do you have a sense to whether or not this will pass. >> not yet it is like i said sort of the best case scenario for in in democrats you know otr week he introduced an israel aid bill that --de made that funding conditional on cuts to the irs. you know, democrats saw that as sort of picking a fight. you know, why would you cond

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mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i thank my friend from wisconsin for making those really important points. i think the commentary by one of the republican candidates for president, former governor of south carolina, i think was a mistake. as another candidate, the governor of florida, pointed out anonymous individuals were key to the founding of the united states. the authors of the federalist papers. many of our key founding members wrote anonymously to put out ideas into the public domain and have the government think that they should step in and do censor free speech because they think it might be something that is expedient to achieve other aims. aims which i share about trying to ensure we don't have vitriol being shared in the domain and social media and making sure that we do not pollute the minds of our young. we can achieve focusing on protecting our young and protecting the world against the scourge of these electronic devices and social media without trampling the very free speech that helped found this c

mr. roy: mr.irman, i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will dezic late the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 136 printed in part b of house report 118-272, offered by mr. roy of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 864, the gentleman from texas, mr. roy, and a member opposed, will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. roy: i thank the chair. the amendment i'm offering here prohibits any of the funds in the labor h. appropriations bill from being used to carry out president biden's executive orders on climate change. i've been offering this amendment to each of the appropriations bills. they have happily been accepted for virtually all of them either by vis vote or on a roll call vote. i think it is because particularly the colleagues on my side of the aisle understand the absurdity of the president's orders. and its impact on the american citizens who are trying to struggle to make ends meet. be able to afford their cars. be

mr. roy: i thank the speaker. i thank my friend from wisconsin for making those really important points. i think the commentary by one of the republican candidates for president, former governor of south carolina, i think was a mistake. as another candidate, the governor of florida, pointed out anonymous individuals were key to the founding of the united states. the authors of the federalist papers. many of our key founding members wrote anonymously to put out ideas into the public domain and have the government think that they should step in and do censor free speech because they think it might be something that is expedient to achieve other aims. aims which i share about trying to ensure we don't have vitriol being shared in the domain and social media and making sure that we do not pollute the minds of our young. we can achieve focusing on protecting our young and protecting the world against the scourge of these electronic devices and social media without trampling the very free speech that helped found this c

mr. royeaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for four minutes. mr. roy: i thank the gentleman from georgia for his time and with respect to the gentleman from maryland, i understand the perspectives with respect to free speech and i certainly wish to always stand aside the protection of free speech in this country. but this goes well beyond that, because we're not talking about restraining the gentlelady from michigan's ability to speak as an american citizen. we are not talking about punishing her but whether a member of the united states house of representatives, whether a member of this body representing this nation is justified inputting forward a defense of the actions of hamas terrorists that murdered innocent israeli citizens is holding united states citizens and israelis hostage and in her own language, was defending on october 8, a mere 24 hours into the brutal and barbaric attacks in which babies were beheaded, babies were placed into ovens, literally. moms were

be interesting because you have a couple of conservatives who will either vote for or against so mr. roy is on the rules panel. the house is gearing up for a vote tomorrow so it will be interesting to see support this. they will come out at this is a bad idea. she doesn't approve, it doesn't include funding. definitely going to need but it is possible he will get that but it will be interesting to watch who might democrats will support this. >> do have a sense whether or not this will pass? >> it is sort of a best case scenario. the other week introducing a bill that made it conditional. they saw the as speaking a fight. israel aid on funding for the irs. this is not picking a fight with democrats. the idea is not particularly popular with the funding are only a couple weeks apart. >> if you have a question, give us a call on went by party. you can reach us on facebook and on x. there are problems with to bills this past week. what happened, explain why. >> wants speaker johnson took over, he made comments to talk forward in the appropriations bill. the problems plaguing mr. mccarthy are

mr. roy is on the rules panel. the house is gearing up for a vote tomorrow.t will be really interesting to see who supports this. over the weekend, we saw how rosa delauro came out and said this is a bad idea. she does not approve of this two-step process. she is upset that it doesn't include any emergency funding for israel or ukraine. maybe speaker johnson will need democratic help to pass this. it may be possible to get that but it will be interesting to watch who in republican conference, who among democrats will support this. host: is there a sense of whether this will pass? guest: we don't know yet. it's the best case scenario for democrats. there was an israel aid bill last week that made that funding conditional on cuts to the irs. democrats so that as picking a fight. why would you condition something as important as israel aid on cutting funding for the irs? this is not that. it's not picking a fight with democrats. the two-step idea is not particularly popular but the funding deadlines he's setting up, january 19 and february 2 are only a couple of

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mr. president is doing it. yes. and that was a fox my name is google that roy. i'm found it j m n. n. sponsor of bank oaks, international festival of dance and music. or it's silly, but it is the 25th anniversary. this is in the last 25 years. we have invited numerous companies from around the world. but from russia, they're more than 40 different companies, more than 9000 office. and some of those companies might ask you to get that from from here, we've had that from moscow. send us last key theater, rambling validate noise orchestra. and from the regions opera houses from knows the base from move uh from some are from the gets in. but, and how's it going operate which performs this is as well as a what a statement that they perform this year. what do we have to say is that what has the ratio done for thailand? with so many that should companies performing then? i would say it has improved the standard of music and guns. our main objective and we started the festival, was at to improve the standard of music and dance in thailand as well to strength and diplomatic relations betwee

mr. doctor said , the average pensioner's salary in our country is 11 million tomans, which means that it is really a very heavy living pressure. roy is retired, and we, as members of the government, whether parliament or government, have a duty to solve this issue of the people, i mean, i want to say that we should not discuss whether we can or ca n't. we should respond to this need of the people for the livelihood of our people. now, where do the resources come from? yes, the government should sit in the parliament. the government must have a difficult task, but it is a task for which we have no choice . we believe that we should finally see a minimum livelihood for our people god willing, now with the rulings that we saw in the program, god willing, with the help of the honorable government, i think we will be able to secure the resources, god willing, just a very short question, since we have opened the discussion, i would like to ask mr. faizinejad how many companies you have losses in, we have 185 companies. we have it, but in any case, you should check whether it is loss-making. it should be checked to see how many of them y

mr. wray, you should be interested in investigating terrorism. >> wow. come on! look at that clip. you hear donald trump saying he's going to terminate the constitution. and we have chip roying name one thing the republican party has done, one thing of substance. nothing. it is government by and for the gesture. that's all it's about. >> we're going to show chip roy in just a moment making that passionate plea to his colleagues in the house, we got to do something. this is a corny point, but i think you'll appreciate it. but the idea, i think, of public service is to make people's lives better. i'm going to pass legislation that makes people's lives easier and lessens their pain. now we have a collection of people who just want to get on tv, who want to raise money, who want to be famous, who want to have podcasts. that's the result of that. we just watched perhaps the prime example of proud ignorance in the house of representatives. >> that's a great term. >> you know, the funny thing is people -- after i got out of congress, oh, you must have hated that. no. actually, it's great. people ten years later come up to me on an airplane and they'd say my grandparents were hav

mr. roy: i'm a no on the floor. i'll give my committee chairman the benefit of talking to him before voting in the committee. but i'm hefly predisposed to no. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal," our live forum involving you, to discuss the latest issues of government, politics and public 308cy, from washington, d.c. to across the country. coming up tuesday morning we preview the house vote on speaker mike johnson's two-step stop gap bill with washington examiner congressional reporter reese gordon. and romia boccia and ben ritz talk government spend, facing another government shutdown and calls by some in congress for a debt commission. join the conversation live, 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or onlin at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we're funded by these television compa