mr. la turner. mr. laturner: i rise in strong opposition to the women's health protection act or more accurately the abortion on demand until birth act. this legislation imposes on demand abortions until birth. meaning anyone can have an abortion for any reason up until the day the baby is born. republicans and as hard as it is to believe now, at one point even some democrats, have been fighting for pro life protections for decades. this bill removes nearly all protections for the unborn at the state and federal level and allows babies to be aborted just based on the baby's sex, race, and disability. since day one of the biden administration, democrats have made it their goal to push a radical, pro choice agenda and this bill is no exception. for months, democrats have been encouraging taxpayer funded abortions in the united states and even going as far as limiting health care access to babies that survive abortions. my colleagues and i standing up here tonight are not the only ones who agree that this

mr. turner is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i serve on both the house armed services committee and the intelligence committee. the intelligence committee has already been briefed from the from the intelligence community. you've taken full responsibility for that, general mckenzie. i have a series of information that i would like released to this committee. so that we can adequately provide oversight to what occurred on august 29th. what we know from your prior statements, you did not know, who was in the car, whose house it was, or who or how many people were in the house. this greatly concerns me as we look to the over the horizon claims that the administration has of its ability for counterterrorism. you did not, as your goal was stated, thwart or disrupt an innocent attack, you killed an innocent man, and yet an attack didn't happen. there are serious concerns regarding the information you had and the manner in which the execution occurred. i request that it would be released to this committee relevant video excerpts from th

mr. turner is recognized. >> thank you.erve on both the house armed services committee and intelligence committee. they have already been briefed from the intelligence community concerning their participation of the august 29 drone attack. general mckenzie you have taken full responsibility for that. i have a series of information that i would like released to this committee so we can adequately provide oversight to what occurred on august 29th. what we know from your prior statements is that you did not know who it was who was in the car, whose house it was or who or how many people were in the house. this greatly concerns me as we look to the overthe horizon claims that the administration has of its ability for counter terrorism. you did not as your goal was stated thwart or disrupt and imminent attack. you killed an innocent man and an attack didn't happen. serious questions concerning the information you had and the manner of the execution. i would ask it be released to this committee relevant video excerpts from the dr

mr. turner, thank you so much for giving us the latest from chester county. this affecting so many counties. so many cities and towns in pennsylvania. thanks for the update there. >>> so top of the hour, i'm kate bolduan. thank you so much for sticking with us. we are following just breaking news all throughout the northeast. active water rescues are underway in three states at this point. in pennsylvania, in -- also let's add a fourth. in pennsylvania. we're seeing some in delaware as well. in new jersey and parts of new york. historic flooding, breaking records. record amounts of rainfall coming in a matter of hours. and that is what is so different about this storm than we're hearing from officials. it's not just the total amount of water. it's all of the rain falling in just a short amount of time. and the pictures you're looking at, what we're being told from the officials is what's happened with the remnants of hurricane ida here is places that don't usually flood, they are flooding. places that don't normally face tornadoes, they are getting hit. we've

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mr. turner. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. turner: madam speaker, i rise in supporter the fiscal year 2022 national defense authorization act thanks to the leadership of chairman smith, ranking member rogers, as well as the chairman of the strategy forces subcommittee jim cooper this year's ndaa was once again compiled and reported for consideration on the floor today in a bipartisan manner this bill is also the product of the diligent work of the committee staff who i'd like to thank, including the strategy forces subcommittee p.s.m.'s, maria, grant, ryan, and zach, as well as the committee's majority staff director, paul. admiral richard, the commander of u.s. strategy command -- strategic command, eltold us we are facing a nation our nation has not encountered before. we must deter two peer nuclear capable competitors simultaneously and must do so with each being deterred differently. i'm confident the f.y.2022 ndaa before us today places us on the right path to properly deter both russia and china. the bill increases toplin

mr. turner, thank you very much, indeed. >> i wanted to see what was going on in the world.hing the regular television stations. the news only comes on at 6:00 and 10:00. but if there was news on 24 hours, people could watch it anytime. >> we signed on on june 1, and barring satellite problems in the future, we won't be signing off until the world ends. >> there was a widespread belief this was a fool's errand. how could this possibly find an audience? well, he did. >> ready, camera three. >> good evening. i'm david walker. >> i'm lois harp. >> television news before this was stuff that had already happened. for the first time, cnn brought the world to people in realtime. >> cnn, the world's most important network. >> i didn't do cable news network because somebody told me it couldn't be done. i figured it was a very viable concept, and i went ahead and did it. it was after we announced that we were going to do it that the detractors showed up. >> is cable news network just going to be a new means of delivering the same kind of fare? >> no. it already does provide different

mr. turner is recognized. i serve on both the house armed services committee and the intelligence committee has already been briefed for their participation on the attack. you've taken in front of us full responsibility forig that. i have a series of information i would like released so we can provide oversight to what occurred on august 209th. what we know from the prior statement is you didn't know who was in the car, whose house it was or who or how many people were in the house. this concerns me as we look at the claims of its ability for counterterrorism. you did not as your goal was stateded to disrupt the attack u killed in an innocent man and an attack didn't happen so there are concerns about the information and the execution that occurred. the protocols in place prior to this mission, the intelligence were eminent including approvals for delegation a of authority ad putting targeted engagement authority in the administration and the date of the secretary released i want to make sure does not stop con

mr. turner is very clever. he made a very direct attack as his time was expiring. i'm going violate the rules a little bit and let him respond, hopefully briefly and we'll move on to the next witness. >> with respect to the intelligence. i guarantee that intelligence was disseminated to in the president's pdbt vice president, dni, director cia. secretary of defense. assistant for the president for national security affairs and others. that was significant and there was lot of it. it wasn't just a singular report. there was a lot of it. i'll be happy to share that with you and go over line by line. and it was significant and it was concerning to the point where secretary of defense esper, admiral davidson and myself oh along with others had conversations about it. and i was directed by then secretary of defense esper, first he directed his assistant secretary defense for asia pacific affairs to make calls and then me. same thing. this is all done with oversight and i tried to lay that out in the memoranda. i tried to lay it out in a time line in unclassified way tha

mr. van drew is having technical problems again. i will recognize representative turner. >> my questions are for mr. goldstein. how are you doing today? thanks for being with us. can you help us understand how many -- just the scope and the federal government from a different government agencies are dealing with cybersecurity, ransomware, either on an offense of or defense of nature? >> certainly. existing model for the federal government's cybersecurity is -- there are 28 agencies focused on cybersecurity, that is cisa for asset response, efforts to understand and mitigate the immediate impact of an incident and help protect others and our colleagues at the fbi provided direct response, focus on understanding -- disrupt or depose costs. apart from cisa and the fbi, there are a number of agencies that bring special 40 in their sectors that make support us for a cybersecurity incident affecting their sector, the department of defense and our nation's intelligence community have unique authorities to gather information about adversaries, that we are seeking to damage our c

turner. let me ask you this, mr. regan. you are from north carolina. the south, like half of black america -- i spend a lot of time in the south where a lot of poor elderly black people are. i preach to. and they are facing a stark choice every year to either run up their electric bills on fixed incomes or rather just deal with the type of heat that has been killing people all over the country and the world this summer. going back to your report, my producer who worked on this segment is from raly, north carolina, and have you ever thought about climb change in those terms. >> absolutely i do. i think about it from the lens of looking at number one what you laid out which is people struggling to pay their electricity bills. one of the great things about the president's build back better agenda, it's looking at the investments that will go into infrastructure. and what the reality is is that many of these homes need to be focused on in terms of insulation and weatherization. and energy efficiency programs that can help cut the cost of their electric bil

mr. van drew is having technical problems again. so i will recognize representative la turner. >> thank you madam chairwoman. my questions are for mr. goldstein. mr. goldstein how are you doing today? >> very well, thank you. >> thanks her being with us. can you help us understand just the scope in the federal government is how many different government agencies are dealing with cybersecurity ransomware either on offensive or specific nature? >> certainly. the existing model for the federal government cybersecurity is in the first instance there are two agencies focused on cybersecurity and that is cisa for acid response which are efforts to understand and mitigate these immediate impact and help to protect others and their colleagues at the fbi address the threat response andp focus on understanding the adversary and taking action to disrupt or impose costs. they are a of sector risk management agencies that use specialized authorities in their sector that they report to his cisa fbi with a cybersecurity incident affecting their sector and the department of defense has unique

mr. oates longtime professor at the university of professes amherst was the author of several books including what he dubbed his civil war or tet biographies of john brown, matt turner, abraham lincoln and martin luther king. in other news, the american book awards were announced last week and this year's nonfiction winners included kathie miner feelings, the donning of the apocalypse, and desert notebooks. the american book awards presented annually for 42 years are given to quote outstanding literary achievement from the entire spectrum of america's diverse literary community. the purpose of the words is to recognize literary excellence without limitations or restrictions. this year's virtual award ceremony takes place september 19. also in the news, according to npd bookscan print book sales were up one half% for the week ending august 21. book tv will continue to bring in new programs and publishing news and you can also wash all of our past programs anytime a booktv.org. >> good evening everybody and welcome. before we launch into the discussion i want to show little bit. 1947 by benjamin bass. until after 93 years. [inaudible] we like to thank all of you for y

mr. spears, put a stranger in his place to manage britney's estate. joining me now is the host of "entertainment tonight" michelle turnere you as always. this felt like a big victory for britney spears and the free britney #memovement, but it's n over. there's another hearing on the future of the conservatorship, she's still in a conservatorship, and she has said she wants to basically press charges against her father for whatever abuse she says she suffered. so what's next? >> yeah, that's a good question. i mean, she did make that public statement, that public declaration. she hasn't backed off of that, so we don't know what's going to happen in that arena. some people thought maybe it was posturing just to show the judge just how serious she was about ending her father as her conservator, but you're right, she is still in a conservatorship. she has a temporary conservator until the end of the year right now until they figure out everything. so removing her father from the equation was step one for her. that's what her and her team wanted. now, whether or not a conservatorship at all will continue, that's the next que