mr. schneider is nothing new. it is all ready contained in the declaration of independence. this declaration of mr. lincoln's, schneider recalled save the revolution. in fact, help to establish the new party on the most liberal democratic basis. therefore, lincoln's judgment made possible the creation of the illinois republican party which became the instrument that would, in four years, carry him to the republican nomination for president. >> watch this and other programs online at the tv .org. >> were live at the chicago tribune's annual lit fest book fair and we look at the most popular nonfiction books according to the chicago public library. topping list is dance with the regulation of his in ohio, hillbilly elegy. followed by animal, vegetable mechanical about a family attempt to eat locally grown food for entire year by barbara kingsolver. after that the late neurosurgeon paul calamities autobiography about his battle with stage four lung cancer when the breath becomes air. next on the list is daily show host trevor know was of growing up in apartheid era south africa,

mr. schneider? >> this is a big question and we do not know.to and there areeact a lot of thoughts and he is interested in selling the stake in l'oreal and he wants them to read out on the performing assets. there is the confectionery they indicate that he may become best friends with dan loeb. that is what it is all about. i have this chart beside me and i am looking at the premium and it is 11%. the forward that is part of the appeal. ideas.re stock and trade is this a way for anybody to jump on? these are radical ideas. letter thatn the was sent to investors and it is a play on europe and he says that he sees europe is a favorable market for investment. you look at france and there is a sense of excitement. you look across the region and their are activist shareholders rediscovering europe. we have seen this come and dan loeb was there. there is a range of companies coming into play and unilateral was -- unilever was targeted. on a constant journey. thank you. you have the emergency rules and a liquidation of lenders. it is great to see this

mr. schneider is very shareholder friendly he kept listening to what investors are saying of course taking some inputs in his thoughts so i would rather see that as feedback of several shareholders than just third point's. >> one thing that dan l oshg eb loeb wants third point to do is set a margin target. nestle hasn't done that yet. do you think it makes sense for nestle to do that, even if those targets are unobtainable and a long way out >> whether they make sense or not, the way of nestle is typically without investing in expre expresso agusto, we would see this, and whether they set targets per se in a three year or four-year period. >> some people argue nestle is too big. too much of a tanker i covered this company for ten years. during the credit crisis, the financial crisis, the eurozone debt crisis it was good because it was also steady now i see we're seeing some cracks starting to appear. do you think this is a firm that fundamentally can change do you think it's actually too immobile do you think it's too big? >> it is big i would agree. i think they started now to think about

mr. loeb wet with mark schneider a couple of weeks ago in switzerland. sources tell me nothing in that meeting let loeb to immediately believe that mr. schneider is averse to doing many of the core suggestions laid out in a letter it is notable that this is also mr. loeb's first activist campaign in europe i'm told from sources that he currently views valuations as more attractive there than in the united states, which he said recently in investor letters and continues to believe, i'm told this is an interesting story, leslie you were following it yesterday, along with all of us i've heard people, at least from their point of view, it's one point, 1.25% stake what can he really do? history suggests a lot >> you can, especially if you're a evacuate and outspoken activist with a lot of credibility, as loeb has i did take a look at some of their largest shareholders, though and they have a lot of passive investors up there with blackrock, vanguard. it's going to be interesting to see what the remaining shareholders do in response to this, but as you mention

mr. schneider: let me be clear. climate change is real and a present threat. america can and should be the global leader in developing innovative solutions. but this decision leaves us as an international outlier. i am proud of my hometown of chicago joined cities and states across the country who pledged to honor the emission reductions that are part of the paris agreement. that's why i'm introducing a resolution to commend these states and localities and urge the administration to reverse its position. i invite my colleagues to join me. irrespective of president trump's short sighted policies, we must continue to seek solutions to protect our planet for future generations. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to remember

mr. schneider: it will affect more than 1/6 of our economy. yet for all its impact, it was written behind closed doors with absolutely zero bipartisan input. i've heard from more constituents on this issue than any other. more than 5,000 letters, emails and telephone calls. people like the cancer survive who are is worried whether she'll have -- survivor who is worried about whether she'll be able to find affordable insurance without the a.c.a.'s pre-existing conditions protections. i urge my colleagues to listen to the great majority of the american people. it's time to end this ill-considered charade, to repeal obamacare and work together in a bipartisan way to improve our health care system for every american. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. green: mr. speaker, members, we have a copy of the senate bil

mr. schneider: 77 years of love, family and commitment. bea and fred met as teenagers in brooklyn, new york. fred was a sheet metal worker by trade and started his own business that he ran for over 40 years. bea worked in a bank. she began selling savings bonds and rose to become a bank teller and eventually assistant vice president. their family has been blessed with two children, ray and herbert, their spouses, michael and gloria, four grandchildren, and now seven great-grandchildren. according to data collected by the worldwide marriage organization, bea and fred are the longest married demoum all of illinois. -- couple in all of illinois. their life long connection is an inspiring example for us all. on behalf of illinois' 10th district, it is my privilege to congratulate bea and fred on your 77th wedding abe verse -- anniversary. i wish you and your family many more years of health and happiness together. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? for what purpose does the

mr. bradley schneider of illinois. >> thank you, mr. chairman and thank you ambassador for being here.i want to personally thank you that your staff has met with us on issues such as sexual violence and exploitation and i look forward to work together. i apologize if i get a tap on my shoulder, we have a vote and another committee on refugees and i will stop. we talked about refugees and we talked about human rights and as mr. smith touched on, what's happening in china. i want to bring you back to. [inaudible] in your opening remarks you said that there's an issue of culture versus incitement. i would argue that culture is something that comes through education and that education is happening in the territories is incitement and have a prospect for peace, we have a prospect for two states living side by side in security and peace, the jewish state of israel and the palestinian state, the culture will have to accept that. that will come from the education. in other questions you have addressed the issue of education and the importance to educate young people in the territories which i

mr. michael holmes, jamie schneider, associate commissioner for s chip services, health and human services from the state of texas and ms. cindy man. we appreciate you being here today. mr. holmes you are recognized for five minutes for an opening statement. >> thank you chairman. ranking member greene, members of the subcommittee, my name is mike holmes. i am the ceo of cook area health services. we provide medical, dental, and behavioral healthcare in nine locations more than 12000 patients of rule northern minnesota. on behalf of the more than 1400 community health center organizations nationwide, i wanted to thank the subcommittee for the long-standing bipartisan support you consistently have shown for community health centers. since 1979, cook area health services has provided critical healthcare access to patients and communities who would otherwise go without. our service area covers more than 8300 square miles and many of our patients travel 50 miles or more to access care. each one of our sites is located in the town with a population of fewer than 600 people. as with many rural c

mr. schneider. mr. schneider: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all 6. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain requests for one-minute speeches. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you. mr. speaker, i rise today on world refugee day to share the remarkable story of one of my younger constituents. 8-year-old raul ortiz. he was born amidst the gang driven violence in honduras. when he was 5 he was kidnapped and held for ransom by a crime cartel. following his release he and his mother fled to the safety and security offered by the united states. they rightly worry for their security. if they were forced to return to honduras and seeking asylum in our c