mr. scott: i'd like to thank my colleague and all my colleagues, and, madam speaker, i'd like to attacks comments on the on the irwin county hospital and the staff at the irwin county hospital. one of the things that i'd like to make very clear is, while i was not invited to the event at the irwin county detention center, that my colleagues had, even though it is in my district, i was on the telephone with people who were there at the time, including our local hospital administrator. and i have been to that facility. and one of the things i want everybody in this congress to understand is, the surgical procedures are not done at the irwin county detention facility. they're not. they are done at the irwin county hospital. and so when you talk about procedures being done at the irwin county detention facility, it's just false. they're done at the irwin county hospital. the detention facility is not set up to do surgical procedures. . the question is how do we get here? there was a whistleblower c

mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. shelby. ms. sinema. ms. smith. stabenow. mr. sullivan, mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. toomey, mr. udall. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. ms. warren. mr. whitehouse. mr. ricker. mr. wyden. mr. young. >> martha: very dramatic thumbs down votes. this has gone through. 52 votes for amy coney barrett to the supreme court. shannon bream, your thoughts on some of the political showmanship here with some vote and walk out essentially by all the democrats? >> there has been a lot of drama around this particular nomination, confirmation process. it's something that's a lifetime appointment. quickly important to both sides. not surprisingly would have a little bit of drama tonight. we talked a little bit earlier about senator collins, republican running for reelection and main voting no. i have to think there was an understanding with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and other g.o.p. leadership that she would vote no because they knew they were covered otherwise. she's in a tough race. the no vote may help her. ther

residential areas have been targeted by the armenian forces but they claim that this was a stick mr scotthas been fired from the territories own territories of our mania as armenians have denied it since the morning but apparently. based on our many defense ministers spokespersons claims ganja city with a population of more than 350000 people as the 2nd largest city of us our bridge on is a military target because of some military units but brigades and some defense industry factories that are based in ganja but what we have been witnessing since we are here since october 4 ganja has been targeted by rockets and missiles and all of them always hit the city center the most crowded residential areas so. right now azerbaijan is as our beta says that our mania is just running away from the claims that this is was azerbaijan things everything is fired from our mania but as i said. in our earliest earlier lies this is not this is not something that we can verify in the feel bad still they are trying to find people if they are stuck on there to rubble search and rescue continues in the field thi

are institutionally biased against the right and the findings are worth examining he joins me now mr scott working with the london based institute for strategic dialogue you examined millions of social media posts and then concluded that what these conservative voices have been saying is simply not factual so walk us through it so you are a muslim period between the end of august and september with an outside group to look at about $2000000.00 social media posts across 5 social networks can be about 500000 individual users who are asked to specific topics that are very closely linked to the us election blacklight matter and voter fraud and over those 2 topics and i can only speak to those topics versus broader discussion social media it was categorically false that there was a certain bias consent because of divorces period because of much as matter right leaning and commentators and social me as. did the left leaning and traditionally alice by about a factor of 10 in terms of actual content being shared and then you look at the voter fraud narratives as well again it was very stark that c

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mr. scott: mr. president, general secretary xi is a dictator and human rights violator. he is yet another communist leader trying to be a dominant world power. the chinese communist party is stripping the people of hong kong of their freedoms, cracking down on dissidents, militarizing the south china sea, supporting genocide in venezuela, surveiling its citizens, and imprisoning more than one million uighurs in internment camps simply because of their rank. communist china has committed a genocide against the uighurs, and it doesn't end there. recent reports indicate that the communist party of china is attempting the same thing in tibet, forcing hundreds of thousands of people in tibet into mass labor camps. we know the chinese communist party and their puppets continue to silence and intimidate those standing up for democracy and human rights. they detain and harass journalists to try and prevent the truth from getting out. foreigners and journalists working in communist china do so at their own r

mr. scott: i served on judiciary for a little while but chair of education and labor. mr. speaker, i rise in support of the bill and since house democrats firsted pass the heroes act in may, congressional republicans and administration first have refused to advance any meaningful covid-19 relief plan that would help our communities to survive this pandemic. as a result, the american people are bearing the brunt of a public health crisis that is dragging on and getting worse. state and local governments are facing massive budget shortfalls. these shortfalls will slash public education funding. school districts are starting the new year with without resources they need to open safely, keep their staff on payroll, operate high quality programs remotely and other things they need to make sure our students can become the best they can be. millions of workers are still unemployed and can no longer access the unemployment benefits. and those working during the pandemic are suffering from unsafe workin

mr. scott. >> thank you for hosting. coming to the conclusion democrats think it is pretty good what you are doing. we can look at what is happening in communist china right now. the chinese communist party uses a statewide media to push through propaganda and hide the human rights abuses and trust the companies with the information they believe that you would protect the information and allow the platforms to express themselves freely they were targeting the concerns that included the perceptions today. facebook is actively targeting the ads either removing them completely or adding their own disclosure. but it's based on the known liberal media groups until recently from sharing "the new york post" story and suspended "the new york post" account. "the new york post" is one of the circulated publications in the united states filled with conspiracy theories. yet you allow murderous dictators around the world to free the platform. let me give a few examples. calling for the elimination of the regime he said on may 21, 202

mr. scott: mr. president, general secretary xi is a dictator and human rights violator. he is yet another communist leader trying to be a dominant world power. the chinese communist party is stripping the people of hong kong of their freedoms, cracking down on dissidents, militarizing the south china sea, supporting genocide in venezuela, surveiling its citizens, and imprisoning more than one million uighurs in internment camps simply because of their rank. communist china has committed a genocide against the uighurs, and it doesn't end there. recent reports indicate that the communist party of china is attempting the same thing in tibet, forcing hundreds of thousands of people in tibet into mass labor camps. we know the chinese communist party and their puppets continue to silence and intimidate those standing up for democracy and human rights. they detain and harass journalists to try and prevent the truth from getting out. foreigners and journalists working in communist china do so at their own r

have been detained in belarus since the election as german chancellor angela merkel on tuesday mr cummins scott has been touting d w y job he might play an important role in this moment to. the recent political crisis in. support of contouring their own to is important for us but him and the is one of the most powerful countries in the world is extremely important because we need. help in mediation of all in the positions with authorities and we think that in the end that is really just going to be extremely hopeful in this situation. let's talk to a political correspondent about how helpful the. welcome simon what sort of answer is not a kind of sky it likely to get when she beats the chance of it tomorrow. well i think a positive answer generally depends of course what she asks for and i think if that's an active role for germany in mediating between the opposition in belarus and the regime well that would be a huge step for in so we'll have to see how that plays out during the 3 days of this visit but i think what's being in visit as well is a more. practical kind of support for the oppositi

commissioner scott. >> yes voice chair rosales. >> yes. >> chair bustos. >> yes. >> mr. chair the vote is three ayes, one absent. >> motion carries. please call the next item. >> the next regular agenda item is 5c workshop no authorize the payment schedule. >> thank you madame secretary. this is a discussion item. the oversight approved the payment schedule in january and before you is a workshop approved in the spring and then we had budget deliberations still ongoing and the board is expected to take action on the regular budget this month. this also allows for the agency to make amendments and submit on the approval. what you have before you is an overview of the proposed amendments as well as an opportunity to have the oversight board approve them and submit to the department of finance prior to october 1. we have a presentation on the item. thank you. >> can you hear me? >> yes, we can. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is mina yu the analyst for ocii and here for the workshop on the amendment to realize obligation payment schedule for the fiscal year 2021.

. >> mr. scott of florida.er charge. and 47-53 on obstruction of congress. far below the necessary threshold for removing the president. >> my faith is at the heart of who i am. >> reporter: senator mitt romney was the only republican to break ranks, and vet to convict on abuse of power. still, the president was acquitted. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> reporter: the day after the president's acquittal. >> this is what the end result is. >> he acted like someone who was further emboldened. everything we have seen of him since. >> take that home. maybe we'll frame it. >> reporter: the president began escalating his attacks against investigators. >> it was dirty cops. it was leakers and liars and this should never, ever happen to another president, ever. >> reporter: no, it was not. it was his own behavior that got him in trouble. he ramped up dismissals. firing lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, a national security staffer. and gordon sondland, the ambassador to the eu. both o

scott: aye. yes. >> vice chair rosales: yes. >> chair bustos: yes. >> secretary: mr. chair, the vote is 4 ayes. >> chair bustos: thank you, motion carried. please call the next item. the next item is the regular agenda item, 5c, authorizing a memorandum of understanding with the san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development, mohcd, governing administration of the home legacy foundation homeownership grant program and authorizing payment from the phase 1 community funt to mohcd to fund the legacy foundation grant program. hunters point shipyard and bayview redevelopment project area, resolution number 28-2020. madame director? >> thank you, through the chair. thetime before you just stated is to approve the m.o.u. between the mayor's office of housing and community development and the office of infrastructure, more specifically the community benefits required under the phase 1 and phase 2 in hunters point shipyard and bayview hunters point. and we're asking for an allocation of funds for the phase 1 fund to help fund a down payment. we have our lega

mr. scott: mr. president, i am one of few senators who has appointed people to the bench, and i take this very seriously. i believe in selecting judges who respect the separation of powers and the proper role of the judiciary in our democratic system. their job isn't to make policy. it is to uphold the rule of law. we can't have judicial activism, something my colleagues on the other side of the aisle refuse to accept. the democrats have made it clear they care more about the election than performing their constitutional duty to confirm judges. because the democrats only want judicial activists, they can't understand a judge that has no plan to change the law and the constitution to align with their personal beliefs about how americans should be governed. the democrats won't engage in this process, even though they know judge barrett is highly qualified. when i was appointing judges as governor, i would ask each candidate one question -- do you understand your role and the distinct branches of gover

mrs. coretta scott king to don't even give air to anything that could be misconstrued to be representing anythingan what you solidly and fundamentally believe, even in slang, you can hurt people. and it's not justified by saying it's just slang. if it is harmful, it is something that you should resist. >> we have seen groups, the neo-nazi screaming "jews will not replace us in blood and soil." we know these white supremacists and neo-nazis have work to do when it comes to anti-semitism. do you think african americans do as well? >> i think there are some in every community, including african americans who have to deal with anti-semitism, homophobia and gender inequality or misogyny. and i write about it in the book. because the idea of the book is to say unless we have an intersectional movement that represents fighting against bigotry on everyone, not comparing who is the most oppressed. oh, i've got more oppression than you, i've got longer history and more pain than you. that may be true. the question, though, is can we all stop the oppression that we all face whatever the grief and fight agai

scott atlas, mr. trump's hand-picked medical adviser that claimed that masks do not work. because the post contradicted guidance from the world health organization that wearin masks can suppress transmission and save lives. >> we are joined from las vegas, nevada. one of the biggest questions for the president's re-election campaign, and fellow republicans will he have a different strategy in the coming thursday debate? >> well, major, you know, president trump received wide-spread criticism from democrats and republicans alike for aggressively interrupting joe abibiden in the first match. advisers are encouraging him to not do that this week. but we expect he will go hard on biden about his son hunt er and the issue of court packing. major? >> in california, more than 3 million people have already voted early. that's nearly 21% of the state's entire turn-out in 2016. california is one of 43 states where early voting is occurring by mail or in person. last week, a nasty dispute erupted over unofficial

mrs. loretta scott king to not give air to anything that can be misconstrued to be misrepresenting anythingven if it's slang, if it's harmful, it's something that you should resist. >> we have with seen neonazis screaming jews will not replace us and blood and soil. do you think african-americans -- >> i think that, i think that there's some in every community, including african-americans have to deal with anti-semitism, homophobia and gender inequality or mysogeny, i write about it in the book. the idea of the book is to say, until we have a anti-sectional movement that fights against bigotry for everyone, not comparing who has the most o oppression, the question is can we all stop the oppression that we face in whatever degree and fight thoses the that are against us. until we do that, they will keep winning by piting us one against the other. >> i appreciate your candor on this, and how you are dealing with this. there's those in our society who just, who can't, who are not dealing with this in a way that is constructive. and one of the people is in the white house right now stoking divi

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. commissioner tanner's comments are particularly important because there are toxic or hazardous material on the site, it will remove until the site is redeveloped and it can be cleaned by a process overseen by the department of public health. and under the maher ordinance, the d.p.h. sets the process. this it be a very costly -- this can be a costly process, which is why a lot of the consulting project and process doesn't get done until we have a project for the site, coming up with those standards, that process, until they have an approval for the site. they review an analysis of all the requirements of d.p.h. there will be a building permit issue that addresses that, and that can be brought back before the board on appeal. this was a common sense exemption, not a categorical exemption. unfortunately, the appellant did not appeal -- in this home-sf project, while this appeal was filed timely on the home-sf appeal, it was not filed timely on the ceqa appeal. that timeline was passed. i

scott atlas, mr.rump's hand-picked medical advisor, that claimed masks do not work, because the post contradicted guidance from the world health organization that wearing masks can suppress transmission and save lives. >> garrett: weijia jiang joins us now from las vegas, nevada. one of the biggest questions for the president's re-election campaign and fellow republicans, will he have a different strategy in the coming thursday debate? >> reporter: major, you know president trump received widespread criticism from democrats and republicans alike for aggressively interrupting joe biden during their first matchup as senior campaign official tells cbs news, advisors are encouraging him not to do that this week but we do expect he will go hard on biden about his son hunter and the issue of court packing. major? >> garrett: weijia jiang in las vegas, thank you. e alreadyrnia more than 3 million people have already voted early. that's nearly 21% of the state's entire turnout in 2016. california is one of 43

mr. zuckerman and governor scott speaking today sh as some vermonters may be getting ready to send in their mail and ballot. with the election season held under challenging circumstances and made very different for voters and candidates as we grapple with the local pandemic. when we come back we will share questions from listeners and officer candidates to make a final pitch for your vote. stay with us. welcome back to the vpr debate seriesesanditototh. this is the first of three debates me will be having in the general election season. today we are hearing from two candidates for governor hoping to a new vote governor scott and lieutenant governor challenger zuckerman. with the democratic and the progressive party those over the last several days and weeks will be asking questions from the want to show have a minute to answer each and then follow up when warranted. this actually come from students they were solicited from local high school students through the distance learning partnership. the questions but an 11th grader rates well background checks are required when purchasing a firearm

mr. o'connor: senator tim scott has offered the justice act. senator markey voted against even debating it. it is a police reform bill that uses federal resources to aggregate data and to teach breast practices and promote use of -- best practices and promote use of technology innate responsible way. senator markey was too busy vilifying cops to even allow that bill to come up for a vote. just imagine if we had had the opportunity this spring for a nationwide, open, public debate in what used to be the world's greatest deliberative body to discuss policing and issues of equity and justice. that would have been a great thing. senator markey voted against even debating it, just as he is only debating me once, just as he was afraid to debate the green new deal. he was afraid to even vote for it. sen. markey: let me just say, i was just going to give you another example, the green new deal. when alexandria ocasio-cortez and i authored the green new deal, yes, the plan is warming, we can create clean energy jobs. we made it clear that we had to do i

mr. sanchez. >> thank you. scott sanchez, planning department. commissioner tanner's comments are particularly important because there are toxic or hazardous material on the site, it will remove until the site is redeveloped and it can be cleaned by a process overseen by the department of public health. and under the maher ordinance, the d.p.h. sets the process. this it be a very costly -- this can be a costly process, which is why a lot of the consulting project and process doesn't get done until we have a project for the site, coming up with those standards, that process, until they have an approval for the site. they review an analysis of all the requirements of d.p.h. there will be a building permit issue that addresses that, and that can be brought back before the board on appeal. this was a common sense exemption, not a categorical exemption. unfortunately, the appellant did not appeal -- in this home-sf project, while this appeal was filed timely on the home-sf appeal, it was not filed timely on the ceqa appeal. that timeline was passed. i

mrs danvers. welcome to manderley. in this new version, in cinemas now and on netflix from the 21st, lilyjames is the heroine haunted by the ghosts of armie hammer‘s past, while kristin scotthe iconic role of housekeeper mrs da nvers, previously and memorably filled byjudith anderson. she could wear anything with a figure like hers. you've been tossing and turning all night... bad dream? it's the differences between this and the hitchcock that are the new film's strongest suit. unlike her predecessor, james‘ nameless central character seems to have a little more agency in her story, less of a helpless victim of fate. there's also more passion and less of an age difference between maxim and his bride, with early scenes of their blossoming romance containing a spark absent from previous screen incarnations. never forget it. but perhaps the most striking detail of wheatley‘s rebecca is in the character of danvers, for whom the director exhibits much sympathy despite her sinister reputation. a sympathy with which scott thomas plays deliciously. she was the love of his life. the result may not be a classic, but it does at least stand in its own light, earning its place at a wor

scott: aye. yes. >> vice chair rosales: yes. >> chair bustos: yes. >> secretary: mr.ir, the vote is 4 ayes. >> chair bustos: thank you, motion carried. please call the next item. the next item is the regular agenda item, 5c, authorizing a memorandum of understanding with the san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development, mohcd, governing administration of the home legacy foundation homeownership grant program and authorizing payment from the phase 1 community funt to mohcd to fund the legacy foundation grant program. hunters point shipyard and bayview redevelopment project area, resolution number 28-2020. madame director? >> thank you, through the chair. thetime before you just stated is to approve the m.o.u. between the mayor's office of housing and community development and the office of infrastructure, more specifically the community benefits required under the phase 1 and phase 2 in hunters point shipyard and bayview hunters point. and we're asking for an allocation of funds for the phase 1 fund to help fund a down payment. we have our legacy f

mr. chairs for your consideration. >> is senator scott back on? are right senator biden. >> mr. chairman and colleagues i'm going to mecca quick statement and then i have some questions. we have got a huge crisis coming with medicare with the insolvency of the hospital insurance trust fund and the budget experts have already projected its due to become insolvent in as little as three years. i am of the view the problems they are having are particularly due to the economic downturn and the republicans downplaying of covid-19. affordable care act put in place policies to secure the long-term future in they did this by increasing much the much medicare spends an increasing how much money takes them so this crisis that is already series is going to be compounded if republicans are successful in getting the affordable care act. i want to put on the record as indicated with the chairman of the budget that tearing down the aca is going to threaten health care service for millions of americans. dr. swegle thank you for working with us often in the past and i want to ask you about unempl

mr. messner: senator tim scott of south carolina proposed legislation to help law enforcement.e better training. reporting, toter provide more funds in the u.s. senate. senator shaheen and the other democrats said no. in fact, whether republicans wanted to do in the u.s. senate was to simply debate that bill, and offer that the democrats could make up to 20 amendments. and senator shaheen and the others said no. they would not even debate it. vote to debate that bill. she was not looking for common ground. commonea that she wants ground and compromise, she had an opportunity to lead area she had an opportunity to lead democrats and say let's talk about this bill that senator tim specht -- tim scott proposed and she did not do it. >> go ahead. scotthaheen: for legislation would have only provided recommendations. there was no real law as part of what he was proposing. theas the top member on appropriations subcommittee that has oversight over the justice department, i have worked hard to get those kinds of incentives for our law enforcement, to get incentives for accreditation.

kristen scott thomas plays mrs.er -- i mean, that someone got her to do this 'cause i thought she was only going to do theatre. >> she's honestly -- i just adore her. >> jimmy: yeah >> and she's so -- she fits the part as well it kind of becomes -- because hitchcock made this film too very famously and she flips this part from the villain to almost the moral compass to the film and ben eaton directed it and he's also -- he's so good at delving into the darkness of our human psyche and so it's a psychological thriller, really >> jimmy: yeah yeah, have you ever had any experiences with ghosts yourself >> you know what i just figured something out and i'm a bit traumatized by it, which is that my whole life i've had these reoccurring nightmares where a dark figure walks towards me and like leans over me. and i wake up screaming. and it goes into my consciousness and whoever i've been with will be like "it's okay, lily." i was in a dorm for nearly ten years with one girl when i was at school and she'd comfort me once a

mr. sanchez, scott, i am still and i hate to -- i don't generally beat a dead horse. am not comfortable. i believe in my own neighborhood in the marina there is a beautiful architectural house which i believe is on alhambra. did you do that modern house alhambra and somewhere on beach. it is the same lines. it is modern. it is quite striking and completely out of character with the neighborhood, yet because and the neighborhood is mostly stucco front. i will look in the morning. i am trying to prove the point that i am not against the design. i think it is a beautiful structure. why is it beautiful? because it fits into the context of the neighborhood. the masses is similar to the structure next to it, which is what would be typical marina 1927 approximately construction, much like my own house, and the height matches the next door. there was an attempt to match -- to reflect the roofline of the next door and the rest of the block. this house feels like a mansion, you know. i hate to press it but you know when is a house -- if this house isn't out of scope with the re

mr. kelly: the tim scott bill that you referenced, the leadership conference on human and civil rights, thats inadequate, and other organizations. it did not include qualified immunity. it did not include consent decree. it did not include body cameras or use of force laws. i think that one police officers are found that there was serious wrongdoing, there should be an accountability aspect to that. as a sign of two police officers, you know, my mom and my dad, you know, i realize this is a tough job, but there should be accountability, there should be independent investigation, and there should be oversight. >> senator mcsally, our cities safe? someone say president trump has fomented some of the racial problems by making it seem like it is a divide between white and black. sen. mcsally: the violence and anarchy that is happening up and cities across the country's devastating to local communities. the violence is going up. listen to a senator kelly just said. he said he would support allowing criminals to sue police officers simply for doing their jobs. that is why they are backing me, thos