mr. vargas. guest: well, i think what the caller is getting to is the fact that people, again, make assumptions about how latinos are going to vote. they assume that they will always vote democrat, they will never vote republican, but in fact, if you look at how latinos perform in election after election, it is, again, specific circumstances that drive the priorities that motivate latinos to vote and to vote for certain candidates. so one always is in danger of leaving votes on the table when everybody assumes that they know how latinos are going to vote. instead of going in and asking latino voters themselves, what is important to you this election? which candidate do you think will do a better job of leading the country? we don't spend enough time in this country and our political system listening to voters. we tend to much to assume that we know exactly what is on their mind and try to cater messages to them that sometimes fall flat. and with those messages fall flat, you will not get people t

mr. vargas. guest: well, i think what the caller is getting to is the fact that people, again, make assumptions about how latinos are going to vote. they assume that they will always vote democrat, they will never vote republican, but in fact, if you look at how latinos perform in election after election, it is, again, specific circumstances that drive the priorities that motivate latinos to vote and to vote for certain candidates. so one always is in danger of leaving votes on the table when everybody assumes that they know how latinos are going to vote. instead of going in and asking latino voters themselves, what is important to you this election? which candidate do you think will do a better job of leading the country? we don't spend enough time in this country and our political system listening to voters. we tend to much to assume that we know exactly what is on their mind and try to cater messages to them that sometimes fall flat. and with those messages fall flat, you will not get people t

mr. vargas: under his leadership he made a system to ask the community how they could help them. he volunteered at his church and went to tijuana every month to support orphanages and help children in need. his empathy and compassion for others was in full display. the assistant police chief was a true trail blazer. he was the first chula vista police officer who was black, the first black lieutenant, first black captain, and first black assistant chief and the first openly gay male in the department. in 2022, he said he was proud to be a member. we will remember him and thank you for allowing me to speak. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> this april is autism month. mr. thompson: an estimated one out of every 68 children in the united states has been diagnosed with some form of wastism spectrum disorder. notwithstanding these diagnoses, c

mr. cleaver: i rise to support h.r. 6245 sponsored by representative hill and representative vargas. the bill would require the president to report on the assets of certain iranian government officials and terrorist leaders and requires the publication of those assets in a report. we've heard from treasury that to the extent that the office of foreign asset control which administers u.s. sangs has such information, it has already acted on it by imposing sanctions on these leaders and officials. nevertheless, i and my democratic colleagues on the financial services committee are comfortable combining these names and asset into one place and if they haven't sanctioned any persons on this list, additional sanctions should follow. democrats also press our republican colleagues to also include the names and assets of russian and belarusian elites, especially due to the growing collaboration of iran and russia. unfortunately, they were not supportive of that effort. while that is a missed opportunity, i hope flans will finally allow funding for ukraine's war effort to come to the floor so

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