thank you, mr speaker- i— will win out over it. thank you, mr speaker.peaker. i rise to support - will win out over it. thank you, mr speaker. i rise to support today'sl speaker. i rise to support today's nation and to tell people from all ethnic minority communities now living in northern ireland that they are valued, that this is their home as much as anybody else's, and that we will endorse and support three rebuilding —— are rebuilding that now has to be done. that's rebuilding goes beyond the cleaning up rebuilding goes beyond the cleaning up of destroyed properties and the restoration of vital businesses. it requires political action and the rebuilding of trust. there are people who have chosen to make northern ireland their home, and who have chosen to contribute to this society who now feel hurt, fearful, and isolated. they need reassurance that what we are here today is to provide support for them regardless of religion, ethnicity, or community background. i would support the contribution around anti—semitism. hatred is hatred. i would like to g

thank you, mr speaker, in the wake of events - urgent importance. ts over recent— speaker, in the wake of events over recent weeks and particularly over the weekend and recent days. we do so to condemn and offer our solidarity _ so to condemn and offer our solidarity to all of those impacted by this— solidarity to all of those impacted by this racism and violence and we also want — by this racism and violence and we also want to— by this racism and violence and we also want to look forward at what we need to _ also want to look forward at what we need to do— also want to look forward at what we need to do to tackle the underlying issues _ need to do to tackle the underlying issues which it surfaces. i want to speak— issues which it surfaces. i want to speak in— issues which it surfaces. i want to speak in my— issues which it surfaces. i want to speak in my capacity as leader of the alliance party but i also want to finalise — the alliance party but i also want to finalise some comments as minister— to finalise some comments as minister ofjustice. i w

mr. speaker, appreciate it. >> thank you, my friend.rian: meanwhile, straight ahead, the founder of the telegram has been arrested in paris. professor jonathan turley completely against this success and part of the worrying anti-free speech movement that he wrote about in his book. is he coming up. ♪ to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60, including those with asthma, diabetes, copd and certain other conditions. but i'm protected. arexvy is proven to be over 82% effective in preventing lower respiratory disease from rsv and over 94% effective in those with these health conditions. (♪) arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache, and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. including this one where the gang's le

mr. speaker.h 96 days to go until election, how ca n the trump campaign and sure about or see the real kamala harris? >> i think showing one video of that. think about that, kamala harris has never had s nea vote to runr president. even when she ran, she pulledsh out beforehand.d. i watched her in california for quite some time. she has not changed her position. she just changed her answer on the work sheshe d said to you. this woman is an electorate from california but she is elected from san francisco. she want the ability for the most liberal member of the senate, meaning she is beatingds bernie sanders. she is beating peoplge who we thought were very liberal. you watched her job as vice president and she was put. in charge of the border. what did she do? kept it wide open and only visited once thought to make sure it eliminated i.c.e. and a senator a few years ago, she fought to make sure you didn't hire any more border agents. moordethis is who she truly is. this is who she has been her entir

mr. speaker it's great to see you. thank you so much for joining us. the dnc's name is for the people, for our future. the future that americans want is one that democrats are incapable of giving us for the "fox news" power rankings show voters overwhelmingly trusting trump on them issues that matter most to them. bret baier joins us now boxes political analysts and the -- let's start with the economy. they are a lot of polls out there and fox is a big one. where do folks stand? >> good evening to the former president leads exponentially on the economy and the new abc "washington post" poll has former president trump of the lebanon issue of the economy. that's obviously where people's focus is. every election for the most part comes down to how people feel about their own economic situation and how around the kitchen table they deal with budget issues on the back of an envelope. right now when that question is asked in every poll to former president has a lead in some of the double digits like the "washington post" and abc polls. >> rhett when you look

mr. speaker, they tried to build this thing up all afternoon long.the second coming of barack obama. i mean, the staging, the energy, you know, look, they are doing what they can do with zero results for the american people. you might have thought they are the party of the middle class, they're the party of safety and security and flag waiving all is well. is this a smart choice tim walz for her tonight? >> i don't think so. i think this is the choice that ilhan omar wanted. this is the ticket they desired. this is most extreme. this is going from san francisco to h here did you go into minnesota. the area that even ronald reagan could not win. i mean, this is what is so amazing to me. i served with tim. we came into congress together he is known for being the bernie sanders of congress. but to combine those two together and to try to ignore what just transpired yesterday, it was the kamala crash that a lot of 401(k)s got wiped out. every day you got grocery store. kamala has raised the inflation. you watch every day what is happening at our border.

mr. speaker. glory to the heroes. the third attack on kyiv in the last four days.in in massana, we would ask you to tell us now. how many enemy objects were shot down, and what approximate damage did the enemy inflict on our capital? and this at night, the enemy attacked the capital again, there was a mass attack again, this time the rashists used only bopls, launched them, they flew over the territories of the occupied kherson region and from the kursk region, the attack began yesterday at 11 p.m. on the capital barzhuchi, ammunition came in waves from different directions, the air alert in the capital lasted for more than 6 hours; in total, more than one and a half dozen enemy drones were destroyed by the forces and means of air defense, but as a result of falling debris, several districts of the capital were actually recorded falling of debris, for example, in the holosiiv district of the capital, debris fell on the territory of a residential building, windows and doors were previously damaged there, in the area of ​​the city, falling of debris on the territory

mr. speaker. thank you for your time. >> thank you, pete. >> pete: kamala harris has finally made the daring decision, it's a tough one, to sit down for first interview since becoming nominee. but there's a twist. >> i'm sorry, who is this gentleman sitting behind you? >> hello, ms. lady. >> one of my favorite clips. hello, ms. lady? what are you doing? we will be interviewing as a team. we should have played the full clip. that's right, kamala and coach tim will be interviewing as a team like the stepbrothers with cnn's dana bash tomorrow. this will go one of two ways. barb is going to give, could give a softball interview with easy questions. he knows kamala has the answer. to say that's scenario one. going to pretend under pressure from everyone in america to actually get answers from, i don't know, the nominee for the president on the democratic side who hasn't answered anything on policy. either way, we know where coming from. >> it's electric, and not to mix metaphors but it does feel like s

mr. speaker, is they are devolving into tired bromides.d of the callbacks, like this is oprah's giveaway because noeo end to the taxpayer money they want ty o give out. they invoke the freeloan student loans, student loan forgiveness, we want this, we want this. this was a moment we heard repeated tim>>e and again. watch. >> like all regular people iaugh grew up with in the heartland,ly j.d. studied at yale and had his career funded by silicon billionaires, and then wrote a best seller trashing the community.ha come on! that is not what middle america is. >>to tim and i have a message fr trump and others who want to turn back the clock on our fundamental freedoms, we are not going back! [cheers and applause] we are not going back! [cheers and applause] we are not! >> laura: all right, we got that jumbled up, but the first one, they are now the party of the middle class. let's take that first. what's happened to real median income in the past three and a half years under joe biden? >> everybody has fallen. it was so drastic because under pr

mr. speaker, great to have you back. we appreciate it. when we come back, my interview with james.mala harris and her disastrous tenor as border czar and more. straight ahead. [ ♪♪ ] quite a few challenges. the financial aspects of oh my gosh, how am i going to provide for my family? i'm going to have to get two jobs. thomas kennedy, he was a major in the u.s. army. tom loved hockey. he went to west point, to play hockey. and ended up falling in love with the army. he was a father. he was, a great husband, he would give you a shirt off of his back for you. in 2012, tom was deployed to afghanistan. he was on his way to a provincial governor's meeting, tom was killed by a suicide bomber. when the bomb went off, tom was in a group of four that were, killed in the incident. the morning i found out. our world has just been upended. you know, with not having tom around to be here in our everyday life, my sister moved in with us, and she helped me with the day to day life of raising, two year old twins. in 2018 i was diagnosed with breast cancer. kind of threw a wrench in to what we had e

mr. speaker. >> first, you realize there is no teleprompter.known the vice president for long-term peer chosen starts strong on her campaign, even for her presidential campaign. 40,000 people local but couldn't make it to iowa, even for her senate race. i think there is a reason why she is not talking to the press, because she is trying to change everything she said in the history of her life and flip the other way peer she is not elected just from california: she is from san francisco. to me this will be a lot like 1998. at this moment in time, dukakis was up. we found out how liberal he was. we watched a moment in time where he tried to show where he was strong, and -- then we watched a question in a debate and still stayed with the death penalty even if his wife was there. he said no. he watched what they just did with the 9/11 individuals. she just answer that question. you start going back and you see this type of talk. do not say merry christmas. she has been in charge of the border. i have been the leader of the republican party and the

mr. speaker, great to have you back. we appreciate it.me back,.ate it part f my interview with democratic strategist, one and only james carville. him up next, i'll ask him about kamala harris and her harr tenure as borderr czar and a lot more straightr cz ahead ahead. there's an invisible gap in your home's defenses, a gap that can be emotionally and financially. and it's not what you think. the gap is the unprotected title to your home. criminals can easily access your home's ownership records illegally, transfer your home title into their name, then take out fraudulent loans against your equity, and even try to sell your home right out from under you all without you even knowing. it's roughly 60 to 90 days for that person. even figure out that they're victim of this crime. and the fbi calls it house stealing and in the digital age in which we live. home title fraud is a devastating threat to your financial security and the home you love stealing your house, in many cases is being orchestrated by criminals in other countries, and they'r

mr. speaker, could you please tell me and is this the first such situation, is this the first such blatant case of the death of a prisoner of war in russian prisons, or are there, unfortunately, other cases that confirmed the fact that prisoners of war who are currently in the territory of the russian federation. didn't die their own death, and if there is a number, can you divulge it? e, since the conditions of receipt do not comply with the geneva convention, it is insufficient nutrition, and a lack of medical care, and a lack of drugs for chronic patients, and inappropriate conditions of receipt, inhumane, inhumane, when we know that in one room, which is designed for six people. there are 26 people, that is, all this plus torture, daily abuse, all this does not help people to maintain their health, therefore, unfortunately, there are such cases, they are not massive, that is, according to the number of military personnel and civilians, proportionally, who in our country are in captivity on the territory of the russian federation, in the temporarily occupied territories, in percentage t

mr. speaker, mr.mericans, i was thinking as i was walking down the aisle there tonight of what sam rayburn told me many years ago: the congress always extends a very warm welcome to the president as he comes in. [laughter and applause] [soft dramatic music] ♪ ♪ - as 1967 faded into 1968, lyndon johnson knew he had compiled one of the most important presidencies for domestic policy in history. - our food programs have already helped millions avoid the horrors of famine. and last year, medicare and medicaid brought better health to more than 25 million americans. [applause] - also, that great period in which he passed all this landmark civil rights legislation, dismantling much of institutionalized racism, would give him a place in history. - in terms of civil rights, no tree in the forest is as tall as lincoln's except lyndon johnson. - if ever there was a nation that was capable of solving its problems, it is this nation. - johnson had to be the best. he just was driven by this idea to be top dog. tha

mr. qalibaf, the speaker of the parliament, and this meeting is still being held. it is a day when the representatives have the competence and discuss and review the programs proposed by the ministers the minister of communications will review their programs. and it was completed and today the session of the open floor of the parliament started with the review of the plans of the minister of information mr. khatib , first the speaker of the national security and foreign policy committee of the parliament and then the speaker of the internal affairs and councils commission read a report of mr. khatib's plans and records. both commissions agree on the proposed minister of mr. khatib. and the main talk and reports were that the general criteria that have been examined are in line with the country's current plans and needs and that mr. khatib's plans help the resistance axis. the compatibility of the programs with the upper documents and paying attention to the 7th program have been paid attention to. after the speeches of the two representatives of the representatives

mr. speaker leader jeffries to congress members. fitzpatrick, huffman and and to our senator collins and casey and to our rosies and their families. i am thrilled to be here to honor the roses. it's really one of the greatest honors that i've had in congress to this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. you know, seeing the 24 roses here is much like meeting the veterans. the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to the millions of, women, millions of women who heeded the call to, build planes and tanks and jeeps and and rockets. they were high school grads uis. they were housewives. they were mothers turned war heroes. they were with guts, persistence and patriotism. the roses proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged and discrimination to join the war effort. well. the roses needed childcare. and guess what happened? the u.s. government and companies came together to give them child care. one idea. the roses didn't just

mr. speaker, leader jeffries, congress members fitzpatrick, huffman, hours senators collins and casey andi am thrilled to be here to honor the rosies. it is one of the greatest honors that i have had in congress to carry this legislation and we are truly in the presence of greatness. [applause] >> seeing the 24 rosie's here is much like meeting veterans at the 75th anniversary of normandy who stormed omaha beach. we are here to commemorate the millions of women, millions of women who heeded the call to build planes and tanks and jeeps and cannons and rockets, they were high school graduates, they were housewives, they were mothers turned to war heroes. [applause] they were filled with guts, persistence and patriotism. the rosies proved that women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenged stereotypes and discrimination to join the war effort as well. the rosie's needed childcare and guess what happened, the us government and companies came together to give them childcare, what an idea. the rosie's didn't help to win the war, they transformed the wo

mr. speaker, leader jeffries, congress members fitzpatrick, huffman and to our senators collins and casiend their families. i am thrilled to be here to honor the rosie's. it's really one of the greatest honors that i have had in congress. to carry this legislation. we are truly in the presence of greatness. [applause] singh the 24 rosie's hair is hes much like being that veterans at the 75th anniversary of normandy who had stormed omaha beach. we are here to commemorate the millions of women, millions of women who hated the call to build airplanes, tanks, geeks jeeps, cannons, rockets for their high school graduates. their housewives, housewife turned war heroes. [cheering] they are filled with guts, persistence, and patriotism. the rosie's approved women could work in jobs historically reserved for men. african-american women challenge stereotypes and discrimination to join the war effort as well. [applause] the rosie's needed childcare and guess what happened, the u.s. and government and company came together to give them childcare. what an idea. [applause] the rosie's did not just help

mr. ghalibaf, speaker of the parliament , and this meeting is still being held. mr. ghalibaf, i had a speech before the order today, and in the speech before the order, i mentioned the olympic games and said that the medal winners who made the hearts of the iranian nation happy he congratulated and said that the performance of the two wrestling and taekwondo federations shows the efforts and round-the-clock management of the two directors of the wrestling and taekwondo federation , and in the continuation of their speech, mr. qalibau also referred to the crimes of the zionist regime and said that the crimes of the zionist regime know no boundaries. id and crimes of the zionist regime, crimes against humanity is after those representatives . the first agenda of the representatives of the economic commission report on the trade bill was the preferential trade agreement between the government of the islamic republic of iran and the indonesian government, which was approved by the guardian council. the representatives raised objections to the guardian council regarding t

that voting for 19 proposed ministers will be done manually and together, the result will be mr qalibaf, speaker of the parliament , will read to the people from the podium of the house of the nation. thank you very much , ms. akbarzadeh, reporter of sed and cima news agency in the islamic council. the names of eight rare diseases are included in the list of special and incurable patients' diseases. insurance and service assistant. health insurance said: this year, with a 30% increase in the credit of the special patients fund, the number of diseases covered by this fund increased. we have eight new diseases in the action category, i think by the end of september , that means we are preparing the necessary beds, which will be enough for our service until the end of september at the latest. it will be added that these are general diseases such as gillambarare, myasenigraf and neuromyelitis , nephrotic syndrome, primary immunodeficiency, and ib, which is a digestive disease, are among the diseases whose packages are being compiled and will be announced soon , god willing. the first 6 months, god w

mr. ghalibaf, the speaker of the parliament, and mr. mohseni ajei, the head of the judiciary. meeting about important issues. country there was an exchange of views and a discussion to coordinate the forces as much as possible in solving the current issues. the first meeting of the arbaeen headquarters was held in the 14th government under the chairmanship of the president. in this meeting, mr. bizikian stressed that the authorities responsible for holding the arbaeen walk are obliged to fulfill their obligations. no justification for people's dissatisfaction is accepted. the meeting was held on the order of the president, and at first , the agencies responsible for arbaeen reported to the president one by one what they did and what they want to do for arbaeen. the governor of ilam is also there. ilam is ready. especially the border of mehran janabiya, from the governors to the ministers announced their readiness and planned to equip more parking spaces for private cars for the arbaeen days. my internet taxis last year, more than this year, i told them with the help of mian ,

mr. speaker. [applause] thank you. governors, it is an honor tond have you with us. we have an offer for you if you want to teach here anytime. but let me start by mentioning i am an immigrant. my first home was and is now up massachusetts. massachusetts. you are my first governor. i came back from california and really is a difference between massachusetts and california.s it really is a special place in a unique place as you stressed. but when i joined here at northeastern my first visit or one of my firstt visits and it was in the summer because i was going back and forth. it was at the building that had a conditioned air conditioning t you hated air-conditioning. and at the same time you wanted the window to be always open. so ir apologize to date we cannt open the window. and i asked you for advice. you tolde. me one thing this isa special place this is a unique place this is a different place. don't mess it up. so governor, i don't think we are messing it up yet.n i want to thank you. outside the university. but let me speak as an educator i have never seen an

mr. qalibaf, speaker of the islamic council, also published messages separately, saeed esmaili congratulatedahid kiani for winning the olympic games. yesterday, however, in the final stage of the speed climbing competition, reza alipour placed fourth and missed out on winning the bronze medal. i tried a lot. it didn't happen anymore. i did not fight alone. some news from the sidelines of the 2024 olympics. after saeed esmaili's 67 kg weightlifting championship, mohammad reza garaza , the champion of hamin vaz in the tokyo olympics , congratulated his rival for this championship in an interesting move. two months ago, after losing to esmaili, he lost the opportunity to participate in the paris olympics. at the end of the final men's field hockey, which was associated with the superiority of the netherlands against germany , there were tense scenes between the players of the two teams. a strange incident happened again in the weightlifting of the two-time olympic champion. in the 73 kg category, which ended with the championship of the indonesian weightlifter , zhengesh. the chinese olympic ch

mr. speaker, i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from minnesota, the highest ranking enlisted soldier toserve in the united states congress command sergeant walls. >> greatest privilege i had in my life serving this nation for almost 25 years in uniform. >> laura: why wouldn't he have just said thank you to my friend from pennsylvania but a gentle correction? i retired as the sergeant major. well, i bets he would have corrected him if he had demoted him in that introduction. now, even "the washington post" couldn't spin this rank misdirection for walz. >> he did serve for a time as a command sergeant major. did he not hold that rank long enough before retiring and did not complete all of the necessary coursework to retire as a command sergeant major. so he reverts back to his previous rank. so, and -- so when you hear these things oh is he he a radio tired command sergeant major, in minnesota national guard has pretty much put that to rest. >> laura: yeah. they said he retired, not as a commands sergeant major. but the misrepresentation carried through to another easily verified fact. wh

mr. speaker. thank you, governors. it's an honor to have you with us and. we have info for you if you want to teach. i think any any time. but let let me start by mentioning i'm an immigrant and my first home was and is now massachusetts. and you are my first governor and when i came back from california, i realized the difference between message houses in california. and it's a it's really a special and it's a unique place. as you stressed. but when i became when i joined here in northeastern, a first visit or one of my first visits was to you, of course, bustles to remember said and it was in the summer because i was going and forth and it was at the building that had a conditioning but you hated air conditioning and at the same time, you know, you wanted the window to be always open. so i today we cannot open the windows and we have air conditioning. governor and i asked you for advice, and you told me one thing. this is a special place. this is a unique place this is a different place. don't mess it up. so, governor you see, i don't think we're messing

mr. speaker,e:harr appreciate your time.amala harris has made the daring decision -- that is a tough one -- the first interview since becoming nominee but there is a twist. dy. >> one of my favorite clips. hello, ms. lady? what are you doing? we will be interviewing as a team. we should have played the full >> hello, miss lady. what are you doing? we wil r, coal interview as a d we should play the full tip. coach tim and kamala harris liks the stepbrothers with dana bash tomorrow here this will go one d give aays, bash coul softball interview that shescen knows kamala harris has the answers to end that us and theyr were one or pretend to push hard. she will pretend fro pressure fm everyone in america to getpr answers from i don't know the nominee for the president of the democratic side who hasn't answered in living thing on policy. either way, we know where she i coming from. >> it is electric and not to mix metaphors, but it does feel like something just got uncorked. all of a sudden, everybody feels free to express their

mr. speaker, of always a pleasu. thanks so much for being here. >> glad to be with you.give us your reaction to all you've seen at that time the dnc this week. i want to get your take on how tight the polls are. >> look, i think first of all, the enormous contrast of the democrats have a convention of continuity. you had president obama, you had president clinton, you had hillary clinton, you had nancy pelosi. so if you wanted to see the national establishment gather, it's right there. in chicago. on the other hand, when we went to the republican convention, it's really a new republican party. you didn't have former presidents, didn't have former vice presidents. you really had a change in the very nature of the republican establishment. so i thought the contrast of the two very different parties was fascinating. second, the democrats are engaged in a i think desperate and realistic effort to make sure you don't actually know who they are. i was very struck for example when michelle obama had this nice quote from her parents, they said don't trust people who get too much

mr. speaker, the president of the united states. [cheers] pamela brown (voiceover): then in march, biden gave a state of the union speech, many described as a show of strength, seemingly reassuring some democrats. joe biden: and i've been told i'm too old. whether young or old, i've always been known-- i've always known what endures. i've known our north star. the very idea of america is that we're all created equal and deserves to be treated equally throughout our lives. we've never fully lived up to that idea, but we've never walked away from it either. and i won't walk away from it now. [applause] pamela brown (voiceover): president biden's team was accused of trying to minimize the obvious. jeff zeleny: he would walk with his aides around him as he would walk to marine one on the south lawn of the white house so he wouldn't be seen simply walking alone. pamela brown (voiceover): but soon, the state of the union enthusiasm would ebb, as some felt they were seeing biden aging day by day, week by week. and it would only get worse.

mr. qalibaf, speaker of the islamic council, published separate messages about the victory of saeed esmaili, the runner-up of nayed kiani. he congratulated him on the olympic games yesterday, but in the final stage of reza alipour's mountaineering competition, he was placed in the fourth place and they were not able to win the bronze medal . in the 110-meter hurdles, grand holloway from the united states won the gold medal, his compatriot daniel robert won the silver , and rashid bradbell from jamaica won the medal. rice became the champion in the two meters, lead seal tobogo from botswana, and kenneth bednarik and noah lyles, the american runner. ershad nadeem from pakistan won the second and third titles in the javelin throw with 92 meters and 97 cm, while improving in cycling and in the aluminum or mixed material , benjamin thomas from france became the champion, and lully liato from portugal and fadiyan vanden boche from belgium were the second. and the winner is with him, who finished third, in the football ranking match, morocco crushed egypt 6-0 and reached the bronze medal. today's

mr. dr. nikzad, the honorable deputy speaker of the islamic council, who serves both guests. respected, i have greetings and politeness mr. salehi, hello, good evening, you are very welcome and congratulations on your service. you and all your colleagues have won this vote of confidence from the parliament in the fourteenth government in the name of allah, the most merciful and the most merciful . i offer greetings, courtesy and respect to all dear viewers, and especially to the leaders and elites in the field of iranian culture, art and literature. thank you very much, mr. niksa. greetings. i welcome you and your colleagues in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, alhamdulillah, the lord of the worlds , and the arrival of the arbaeen of the martyrdom of imam hasan mojtabi, peace be upon him, and his teacher, ali bin musa reza, peace be upon him, and also the passing away of the prophet. may god offer my condolences to the entire nation of iran , the muslims of the world, and to my very dear brother mr. dr. salehi, who is the honorable minister of culture an

there will be a lot of people that don't know without that mr speaker, there will be casting about.me. >> i mean first of all, that is the job of donald trump and j.d. vance and their publican party. i mean -- is simply have to get that message across. look, she knows she's running alive. she knows that she couldn't possibly tell the truth and get elected. and she knows that she's not very good in an open flowing environment where she actually had to think. and so, she's doing exactly what's right for her. if she can get away with hiding and our party is incapable of getting the truth across despite it look, act of hiding tells you something. it tells you that she's hiding. and let -- what is she hiding? well, she's hiding everything about the truth. and i think we just have to say that over and over and recognize that this election is a very straightforward gamble. she thinks american people are stupid. within the american people are smart. lincoln always believed in the american people. margaret thatcher, ronald reagan, george washington got great leaders understand that a free co

mr. ghalibaf, speaker of the islamic council, also published separate messages about saeed esmaili's victory as the runner-up. but today, on the fourteenth day of the games , our country's athletes compete with their opponents in three disciplines . in typhoon do mehran, you have a good time shiap chang will compete in freestyle wrestling, except for yazdani, who will hold the finals tonight, yunus emami and amir hossein zare will compete with their rivals, and mir mustafa javadi will face polad sard in weightlifting . thank you for your support , the number of registered arbaeen pilgrims has reached more than 1,750,000 people. 95% of pilgrims chose land borders. governor mehran from the provision of 400. hectares of stops in mehran city have been announced for arbaeen pilgrims, and a direct bus line from tehran to najaf has been launched. the minister of interior, during his visit to the border terminal of chazaba, said that the border terminals of iran and iraq will host iranian pilgrims have good facilities. we visited the iraqi section and saw that our iraqi friends are doing good things

mr. speaker, look, we have 300 votes for this, we don't want to have to do a discharge petition, we don't want to challenge you in public so please put this on the floor, let the majority emerge because otherwise we are going to have to do this. why didn't that happened? >> are you sure that didn't happened? >> i think it was the threat that actually got him to move, correct. >> so why did it take six months. >> because it is broken. the institution is broken. it's not like you are going to fix this overnight. >> 3 months ago. >> and i agree with you. if youee had true leaders over there and didn't have the misfits of my exotics in charge to a degree using minority position it would have but that's a symptom of the disease that's taken whole over there. >> wouldn't you agree that your idea which i support is not fixing the systemm it's a symptm of a broken system, a tool to keep getting things done or you think it's an actual fix, perhaps it's not a fix but to get to the fix let's start with what we can do. w >> yeah. >> well, i think it's -- you do the discharge petition once or twice an