mr. ryan: madam speaker, pursuant to house resolution 567, i call up the bill h.r. 4346, the legislative branch appropriations act of 2022, and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: union calendar number 55, h.r. 4346, a bill making appropriations for the legislative branch for the fiscal year ending september 30, 2022, and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 567, the amendment printed in part a of house report 117-110 is adopted, and the bill, as amendmented, is considered as read. the bill, as amended, is debatable for one hour controlled by the chair and the ranking minority member of the chair on appropriations or their respective designees. the gentleman from ohio, mr. ryan, and the gentleman from florida, mr. diaz-balart, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from ohio. mr. ryan: madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all membe

ryan. and to this bill. mr. speaker, earlier today, the speaker of the house said that people who are fully vaccinated but don't support wearing a masks are morons and said the house should follow the science. madam speaker, you don't know the facts nor the science, so let's talk about it. the speaker is referring to the c.d.c. current recommendation. i just left speaker with the house doctor. he said he used the c.d.c. recommendation on a report that hasn't been reported yet. he did not know that the report was based upon india about a vaccine that is not approved in america. and now he did not know that it didn't even pass peer review. that's why vaccinated people in this house now have to wear a mask. there is no science. but i guess the speaker must have not known that. why wouldn't the speaker not know the facts? you know what frustrates americans the most? hypocrisy. they hate the idea that you tell people to get vaccinated, you don't have to wear a mask. first they said don't wear a mask, wear two masks,

affairs to help give us a better perspective on sib visa processing and also really grateful to have mr. ryan crocker who i really admire is a former u.s. ambassador afghanistan iraq and pakistan and advisor to her innovation called no one up behind advocacy group that focuses on the sib process. and the and finally last but not least, very grateful to have the director public policies. the train immigration and refugee services jill focuses on the efficacy and one of those being the sib for our allies and has a lot of information on the situation of afghanistan. that is going to bring avon tough really relevant information of conversation. thank you for joining me today nevada quickly minor online viewers is an interactive online event. i invite you all to reduce pain through civic questions to our panel. just a million questions please go to our webpage and click on ask live questions here button. enemy start with you ambassador, you been a real partner with me on this issue and what is the challenge that we are currently facing in afghanistan. >> of course the big challenges how do you kno

thank you. >> your time is up. >> president honda has a question. >> you know, mr. ryan, you are disclosing now the permit you presented was not issued. why did you not mention that before? that was quite on your part. >> that was clear in the written and our orral brief. it was withdrawn to replace with a new permit which was approved. >> again, three members of the panel were here at the last hearing. considering the amount of scrutiny and the issues brought upon specifically about this property who did the permit expediting? your clints or did -- your clients or professionals if? >> i don't believe there was expediting. >> on their behalf. simple question. >> i will refer to mr. turon. >> i heard from the main testimony you helped the people with their permitting issues. did you do this all on your own without any professional help? >> that's correct. >> given that you are before this board for a long time the last time you had 100% confidence what you were doing was correct? >> correct. >> no more questions, thank you. >> question from vice president. you are on mute

mr bane's location. however we urge him to make contact with us to aid us with this investigation. ryanent missing, the us coast guard wrote this report obtained by the times. it describes ryan bane as heavily intoxicated and agitated and says mr bane physically placed himself at the entrance door of the vessel's main space, impeding the boarding team from completing an initial safety sweep of the vessel. mr bane's lawyer told that his client met with the us coast guard, answered all questions posed to him and gave them unfettered access to the vessel, as well as to sarm's personal belongings, including her phone and ipad. any reports to the contrary are categorically false. mr bane had nothing to do with sarm's disappearance, and remains heartbroken that she is missing. sarm's parents haven't spoken publicly since their daughter went missing. this is their first interview. and they have a clear message for ryan bane. any person, surely, any person would do everything they could to help find somebody that he was supposed to love. what sort of human being wouldn't be there to help? that'

mr bain�*s location. however we urge him to make contact with us to aid us with this investigation. ryan a missing persons enquiry. police say mr bane is a person of interest but not a suspect. the day after sarm went missing, the us coast guard wrote this report obtained by the times. it describes ryan banr as heavily intoxicated and agitated and says mr bane physically placed himself at the entrance door of the vessel's namespace, impeding the boarding team from completing an initial safety sweep of the vessel. mr bane's lawyer told that his client met with the us coast guard, answered all questions posed to him and gave them unfettered access to the vessel, as well as to sarm's personal belongings, including her phone and ipad. any reports to the country are categorically false. mr bane had nothing to do with sarm's disappearance, and remains heartbroken that she is missing. sarm's parents haven't spoken publicly since their daughter went missing. this is the first interview. and they have a clear message for ryan bane. any person, surely, any person would do everything they could to

mr. president. >> i understand that. >> yeah. >> sounds like they can relate. ryan known for his comedic timing really pulls one off here. this will hurt the president. tom brady once pictured in front of a locker with a make america great again hat and stayed out of the election. so he's poking fun at the big lie, laughing about it knowing it is not serious, despite the fact that trump itself continues to carry on as if it is something that's going to change the outcome of the election, which we know is not going to happen. jim? >> yeah. that has to stay up at bed min ter. thank you so much. three days before the olympic, an official in tokyo isn't ruling out canceling the games. dr. sanjay gupta is joining us live from japan. ah, there's no place like panera. enjoy the toasty, saucy chipotle chicken avocado melt on freshly baked bread. panera. order on the app today. - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university, we're committed to making college more accessible by making it more affordable. that's why we're keeping our tuition the same for all online and camp

mr. cohen going to speak sn out. >> ryan cohen who's now chairman of the company he's in charge. know when he's going to speak out. >> let's go back to the heavy weight stocks. >> can we do that, please? i assume you're going to be talking about apple, facebook, alphabet, amazon, microsoft, all of which are up. >> i want to talk about the idea that a lot of these companies, apple has complied to some degree with china. >> apple now up 1% these stocks have continued to break out. >> going back to these, apple had outperformed and then underperformed this year. >> it still underperformed the broader market. >> it still has. there's a company called n phase energy this is one that does microconverters, enph. that's a solar play. now, one of the reasons why that's running is because genrack, one of my absolute favorite companies they have a private company, genrack is another solution for our ailing grid. i think when you think about what's wrong in our country, the grid comes to mind genrac all time high and these are the companies that make it so that we can use solar in our home a

ryan. and to this bill. mr.aker, earlier today, the speaker of the house said that people who are fully vaccinated but don't support wearing a masks are morons and said the house should follow the science. madam speaker, you don't know the facts nor the science, so let's talk about it. the speaker is referring to the c.d.c. current recommendation. i just left speaker wth

ryan." rachel, "mr. smith goes to washington." will, red dog.u laughing off this criticism it has to hurt a little bit. rachel: rick. nothing comes between me and ricky. rick: this is true. you don't say oh, i hate "fast and furious 6" or something? you go to "forrest gump." pete: i agree. will: rick what are you doing in coney island? rick: coney island, 4th of july, hotdogs, right? nathan's, i'm here in front of nathan's. by the way it is closed so i can't get any hotdogs for breakfast myself. joey chestnut, last year he ate 75 in ten minutes. we'll see if he can do any better than that. that is today the big event. today a crowd coming back for it. which is exciting. last year not having the typical celebration you would have with the nathan's hot dog eating contest. coney island, 4th of july, guys. pretty amazing. pretty quiet here this morning. show you the weather maps. 4th of july. people want to be in the backyard with the family, at the beach, at the pool, something like that. temperaturewise things are looking pretty good. chilly start

sarm was working on ryan bane�*s yacht, seen here in the days after she disappeared just offshore. at 2:30am on march the 8th, mrhy it took him so long, i there's such a time—lapse. he's saying that it was two o'clock when he realised she was missing but, you know, nobody had seen her since she left the restaurant. there could have been something happen in those hours so it would have been a longer period before he phoned the coastguard. sarm was 41 when she went missing. she�*d worked as a flight attendant, travelled the world. she loved life, she was confident, loving, respectful. she liked to see places, she liked to experience different cultures, meet different people. she'd met so many people when she was away. she befriended so many people all over the places that she went all over the world. popular? very popular, very loving, fun loving. always made you laugh. yes. brenda and peter have been helped in the last few months by sarm�*s friends. it�*s the first time they�*d been able to meet in person since she disappeared. family and friends have the same questions — why did mr bane refuse permission for the

mr. reeves presenting. >> yeah. so ryan reeves our vision zero program manager presents.'ll do a quick intro. good afternoon chair and members of the board. i'm the head of the sfmta and i'm pleased to be here to help our draft update with the san francisco vision zero strategy which in large part reflects input that this board reflected to us at our last meeting and before i turn it over to ryan, i just want to highlight a couple key aspects of the strategy. so first and foremost, not an sfmta strategy. vision zero is a citywide and it remains interdepartmental effort and has over a dozen city departments involved. and, in particular, we are joined today by commander dan perrea who is the head of the traffic division and commander correa can help discuss enforcement of the strategy and pier also joined by devon mora from the department of public health which is the department that leads a lot of the crash and data analysis for the program to inform our work. second, i do want to acknowledge what i see as attention that is embedded into this strategy. so, first, in my opi

justice was served because these people were found guilty, but it's never a win because ryan and matt lost their parents. mrso be. skylar is now legally a woman. she has filed court papers and she has changed her name from skylar julius deleon to skylar preciosa deleon. >> and it's worth remembering -- i know i do -- that even as we were interviewing him, skylar was already planning how he could live with women in jail and not men. >> there's some talk about one of the reasons why you wanted to do this is you want to be in the women's jail? >> yeah, i would rather be -- i get along a lot better with females than i do with the guys, so if i'm going to be doing time, at least maybe i could do it with females than guys. > over time, he was growing more and more effeminate looking. he asked for female underwear, and a bra, and eventually, as the criminal justice system has been kind of changing with the culture, he -- she was allowed to start wearing those things. and she wants to be called a she. >> he's receiving hormones on the state tax dollars. i think he's petitioned to have the surgery done, but you shoul

mr. ripley." >> i have to figure out a way to grow three years of food here. >> reporter: or as the title character in "saving private ryanwhen his father died in 2017, and his wife had a plot twist for the family, a temporary move to australia. >> when my dad passed, i had so many vivid memories of little camping trips. we went for two days and got rained on somewhere. but all of this stuff was flooding back to me. and so i was talking to my wife about it, and she said, why don't we go do that. and we went down there and we traveled all over australia. we camped. we just had an adventure for a few months. >> reporter: the 50-year-old actor told us he will not work again this fall as the family gets settled in new york, the kids in new schools. >> they're growing up with a lot more stuff than their mom or i ever had. so we keep an eye on that. >> reporter: do you wrry about that? >> yeah, i worry about that. i think when i got to harvard, i met a lot of kids who were very wealthy. some of them were in a lot of pain. their parents weren't there for them, you know, like at all. and i remember thinking, oh, i get it. that's

mayor muriel bowser called on secretary of the army ryan mccarthy for help at 1:44 p.m., eight minutes after the capitol was evacuated. mr. miller, you are former acting secretary during the trump administration, correct? mr. miller: by 1:34 p.m. according to your testimony, you were aware demonstrators breached the capitol. and it seems at 3:00 p.m., you determined that all available forces of the d.c. national guard are required to reinforce mpd and cpd positions per that is not an authorization to deploy to the capitol, correct? mr. miller: i gave full authorization to deploy. representative: at 3:00 p.m.? mr. miller: yes. i'm sorry, 3:04. representative: it seems that this is in contradiction with the department of defense timeline. according to the department of defense timeline, you authorized the national guard to help clear the capitol at 4:32 p.m.. mr. miller: that was based on -- i was awaiting the concept of operations, the plan general walker put together. so he had full authority in my mind at 3:04, and he had to do his planning sequence to figure out how he wanted to accomplish that. representative: so the

ryan zinke. we know him. thumbs up. [laughter] all right. >> you don't know me? steve: we know all of you know. mr. to work together to form a more perfect union. you know, but also it takes resources. i can tell you, you know, go to seal pac.org, ryan zinke.com. all the seals up here, we spent a life fighting for this country, but we're going the need some ammunition if support to do it. expenses aren't, you know, campaigns aren't cheap. so seal pac.org and ryan zinke.com, and on the seal pac, seal pac supports candidates just like this. we'll put the bios up, and you can follow 'em and go right to their campaign site. but we're -- in order to fix this country, we're going to have to learn to work together within the framework of the constitution. and you see these guys, we're not going to let them have it. our constitution, our country's worth fighting for. but i want to reiterate that liberty always wins. we're going to win, we're going to save this country. it's the majority in the u.s. house of representatives, it's taking back the white house, saving america. steve: all right. brady, you are

ryan jr., ceo and publisher of the "washington post." a statement from karen kaiser, general counsel and corporate secretary of the associated press. without objection. it has changed dramatically since congress restored in 1986. mr. burt, how has the government become more and more reline on section 2703 electronic surveillance orders since the passage of the communications act of 1986? >> the government has become increasingly relightning on the secrecy order. and that has become the advancement of technology. at that time the cloud didn't exist. the substantial extent to which citizens, organizations, corporations, and society in general stores their private communications, their corporate records in the cloud. that didn't exist. and so today, what we have is a world where access to that information and the application of a secrecy order enables law enforcement to conduct these investigations and get access to citizens, organizations, corporation records, without notice to the organization, or the individual whose records are being obtained. and that is a dramatic shift in the way law enforcement can and should conduct its operations. >> miss burton, what are some exams in which the government would not need t

mr. ryan: i would like to yield myself such time as i may consume. i'm prepared to close on this bill but since my name was invoked i want to make a couple of comments about what the majority lead -- about what the minority leader was saying. maybe to the shah begin of the staff here. the attending physician of the united states capitol, the top doctor for congress, asked us to put on masks when we come to a chamber with 435 people. i hate these things. absolutely -- it's terrible having to put this back on. and we do it because the top doctor for all of us asked us to and i may not be from a hot spot, the speaker may not be from a hot spot, speaker pelosi may not be from a hot spot. somebody in this chamber is coming from a hot spot. somebody represents the hot spots. and they get on a plane and they fly here and think interact with all of us. and then we leave here and we go home to our families. some take care of sick parents. some take care of kids who may have an autoimmune disorder. and i just find it absolutely immature and appalling to someho