yeah, mr. st. louis, what about that when you the 100 good to you misplace for i'll just listen for people to me about but absolutely not lights. while it's not saving their lives when the united nations, when various humanitarian organizations are saying that they are being killed when they are trying to sleep, they are killed when they get to wherever they've been told to go to and on to hundreds of trucks that you say as well as allowing in, i mean, the united nations has said that doesn't need 500 trucks a day. that's very rarely happens since october 7th. you can probably count on one hand, the number of times that's happened. so again, how is israel going to respond to what the united nations to and to international humanitarian organizations and the united states? it's biggest ally is saying about things like the lack of aide and that is world has no plan for the safe evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people that offer what do you, i'd say, just as we want. they want us to present the plans f

mr. trump and further notation. >> i didn't explain that second st. >> louis debate. yeah, i didn't explain it well enough then. so what todd blanche is saying is that the access hollywood video was one of many stressful events, but it wasn't that big a deal. trump never thought it was going to cause them to lose the campaign. but michael cohen, yeah, quote, had a different view and nothing. so that's what they're saying is that cohen was terrified that the access hollywood video was going i was going to say i misunderstood that. i apologize. >> this testimony is coming in and i'm freeing yeah okay. >> yeah. but but listen, i was there jake, so let me let me step back and reach stipulate who's ever saying that he was bothered by it? yes, he was bothered by it. he was concerned for 24 hours. he then late that evening, he went to the studio on the fifth floor of the trump tower and he broadcasts and apology message and then he went right back to work. so what because he bothered by it, yes. but he wasn't overly bothered by it. moreover, he he himself came up with the id

mr. chairman nye to enter this order from the pgm. >> without objections the word now the chair recognizes ms. bush. >> thank you. secretary granholm thank you for talking with me when you were in the st. louisout these issues. we are here to discuss the climate crisis of course as well as the devastating impact of nuclear created and completely abandoned by the federal government that has devastated my community to this day. we know you weren't in the seat at that time. secretary as you know black and brown people from the front lines of the climate crisis and we have been the most impacted by the failure of the government to clean up toxic. also it is essential that while we prioritize the transition to clean energy we also addressed the legacy of the pollution in our community. we have been grappling with the nuclear contamination left over from a the manhattan project particularly in coldwater creek which is the same waterway as well as the westlake landfill. in march of this year the senate passed legislation that would reauthorize the radiation exposure compensation act which provides compensation for people sickened by the u.s. testing of nuclear weapons as well as expanded to include